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As of Aug 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for executive iceland in the United States is $93,552.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $58,000.00 and $120,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectExecutive IcelandSales Manager
Required CredentialsTypically a bachelor's degree, relevant industry certificationsBachelor's degree often required, sales certifications beneficial
Work EnvironmentCorporate offices, client meetings, strategic planningSales teams, client sites, travel involved
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across industries for executive roles in IcelandCommon in retail, tech, manufacturing sectors
Search & Comparison IntentHigh overlap in leadership and strategic responsibilitiesFocus on sales targets, team management

Executive Iceland and Sales Manager roles differ mainly in scope and focus. Executive Iceland typically involves strategic leadership at a higher level, while Sales Managers concentrate on sales operations and team management. Both roles require relevant experience and industry knowledge, but their daily tasks and responsibilities vary significantly.

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Strategic Finance Manager

Endurance

Seattle, WA • On-site

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Job description

Strategic Finance Manager

The Strategic Finance Manager is the analytical engine of our Commercial team. You will build and own the project-level financial models behind our live offtake and financing negotiations, maintain the cost-of-capital and $ per MW/MWh trajectory that serves as the company's most-watched leading indicators, keep the single source of truth for deal economics across the company, and leverage quantitative deal metrics to help Endurance make critical business decisions.

This is a builder's seat with immediate live-fire work. We are in active negotiations with strategic customers, a sovereign government, and industrial partners, and each one needs pricing scenarios, capital stack options, and sensitivity analyses that hold up under scrutiny from sophisticated internal and external counterparties. Your models will directly shape term sheets for off-take agreements and project financing structures.

You will report directly to the COO, transitioning to our commercial leadership as the team grows. The role offers unusual exposure for its level: you will sit in negotiations, work directly with executives and outside advisors, and see first-of-a-kind deals from first model to signature.

Key Responsibilities
  • Build and own project-level financial models for every pipeline project: pricing, CAPEX, delivered cost of energy, capital stacks, and returns
  • Own and maintain the company's cost-of-capital trajectory and proforma pricing/CAPEX ($ per MW/MWh) model(s), keeping it anchored to real financing structures and market comparables
  • Support live negotiations with pricing scenarios, term sheet economics, sensitivity analyses, and rapid-turn responses to counterparty positions
  • Score pipeline projects against our project evaluation framework and maintain the deal-economics source of truth used across the company
  • Model government and development finance instruments into project capital stacks, including grants, loan guarantees, and risk-mitigation products
  • Build and maintain data rooms for partners, customers, and future lenders
  • Support the commercial team's pipeline reporting, including agreement tracking and progress metrics
  • Work with outside counsel and advisors to translate economic terms into agreement language, and pressure-test the economics of draft agreements
  • Develop pricing and structuring analyses for new markets and new deal types as the pipeline expands
  • Be the Endurance lead on real-time economics, pricing, structures, and industry intelligence for GLOBAL commercial and project finance as well as power markets. This includes quantitative and qualitative research into counterparty economics, markets, and background.
Qualifications

~7 years of experience structuring and modeling capital for real projects or transactions. We care about what you can build, not where you sat; backgrounds in project finance, infrastructure investing, banking, private credit, development finance, developer or IPP finance teams, energy especially geothermal or oil and gas, or corporate development can all fit

Demonstrated experience building infrastructure-grade, auditable project financial models from a blank workbook: revenue builds, PPA pricing, capital stacks, debt service and sizing, and returns analysis. All built with full sensitivity and scenario analysis capabilities. Advanced Excel modeling skill, with clean, auditable model architecture.

Creative financier who can integrate blended capital into traditional project finance. Familiarity if not expertise with government, multilateral, credit support, philanthropic grants, tax credit-equity, private credit, structured/asset backed finance, and beyond

Strong understanding of energy or infrastructure project economics, including levelized cost concepts, offtake structures, and how cost of capital drives delivered cost

Experience with counterparty due diligence (e.g. offtake credit) and responding to external investor and lender due diligence

Detail-oriented and organized manager who can own transaction documentation, internal project management, and management of legal counsel, engineering, market study consultants, and other service vendors

Clear, direct writing suitable for term sheets, internal memos, and counterparty-facing materials including presentations and proposals

Excellent communication attributes suitable for negotiating commercial terms with external counterparties and presenting business-level metrics for internal executives and Board members. Able to code switch and mentor others to code switch across asset classes (VC to project finance) and audiences (data center to utilities to engineers to finance professionals)

Comfort operating with ambiguity, incomplete data, and short timelines

Benefits & Perks

Global Fieldwork: Travel to fascinating deployment sites along oceanic ridges in locations like the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, and the Azores

Career Progression: Based of level of outperformance, opportunities to grow into deal lead and/or people management roles as the company scales

Hands-on Experience: Participate in sea trials and deployment operations in partnership with leading oceanographic institutions

Cutting-edge Development: Work with technology that spans high-power electronics, marine systems, and clean energy

Impactful Work: Help solve one of the world's most pressing challenges

Competitive Compensation: Comprehensive salary and equity packages

Benefits: Vision, Dental, Health insurance coverage

Dive Certification: Company-sponsored recreational dive certification