Director of Financial Planning & Analysis
Nautilus Solar Energy
Director of Financial Planning & Analysis
Nautilus Solar Energy
Develops and manages community solar assets
Nautilus Solar Energy · Chicago, United States (Remote) · Full-time · Posted 2026-09-09
Salary: USD 190,000–210,000
Workplace: remote
Department: Finance
The Director of FP&A will serve as a strategic finance leader responsible for driving financial planning, operational performance analysis, and decision support across the company's community solar and Nautilus Solar Energy’s other activities. This role partners closely with Operations, Asset Management, Community Solar, Development, Capital Markets, and Executive Leadership to deliver actionable insights that support growth, profitability, and capital efficiency.
In addition to traditional FP&A responsibilities, the Director will lead the integration of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics into the finance function, transforming forecasting, reporting, budgeting, and business intelligence processes. The ideal candidate combines strong renewable energy industry experience with operational finance expertise, intellectual curiosity, and a passion for leveraging technology to improve decision-making.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Financial Planning & Analysis
Community Solar Finance Leadership
AI & Finance Transformation Leadership
Reporting & Performance Management
Team Leadership & Development
Competitive Salary $190,000-$210,000
Annual Performance Bonus
Benefits (Health, Vision, Dental, Basic Life Insurance, Short-Term Disability, and Long-Term Disability) are 100% covered by Nautilus
401k offered with employer match
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Develops and manages community solar assets
Nautilus Solar Energy develops, finances, builds, owns, and operates community solar projects across multiple states, managing them from start to long-term operation. The company’s products let residential and commercial customers subscribe to a portion of a local solar farm and receive credits on their utility bills, enabling access to solar energy without on-site panels. Nautilus generates revenue through long-term power purchase agreements with subscribers and by monetizing renewable energy credits and tax incentives tied to solar projects. What sets Nautilus apart is its full lifecycle approach: it not only develops and finances solar farms but also owns and actively manages the assets to scale their portfolio, supported by experienced leadership and strategic backing from investors. The company aims to expand its portfolio by acquiring new projects and growing its subscriber base, with a goal of increasing solar access and clean energy deployment across more communities.
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