We see the world differently
From how we evaluate investments to how we draw on the past to shape an exciting future, our success stems from the creativity, curiosity, and collaboration of our people.
A One-of-a-Kind Platform
Our long-term focus goes beyond investment strategy — it’s at the heart of how we hire and grow our team. We seek not just the skills we need today, but the potential to thrive and evolve for years to come. We invest in our people with the same care and commitment we bring to our businesses — because together, they define our success.
Current Job Openings
Join our team and grow with us! Find a role that fits your skills and passion.
Associate / Senior Associate — Investments Legal — Renewable Power
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
Job Type: Full-time
North Group Renewable Power operates one of the world’s largest publicly traded platforms for renewable energy and sustainable solutions. Our portfolio includes hydroelectric, wind, utility-scale solar, distributed generation, and storage assets across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia — with over 35,000 megawatts of operating capacity and a development pipeline of ~200,000 megawatts.
We also invest in innovative sustainable solutions such as nuclear energy (via Westinghouse), carbon capture, renewable natural gas, and materials recycling — driving the energy transition globally.
At North Group Holdings, we foster a dynamic, entrepreneurial culture and invest in developing our people through meaningful work and exposure to diverse businesses.
Responsibilities:
Advise on capital management initiatives and related documentation.
Support regulatory submissions and compliance reviews for transactions.
Liaise with external counsel, manage engagements, and communicate advice to internal stakeholders.
Monitor legal issues in existing portfolio companies (e.g., follow-on investments, key contracts, litigation, regulatory matters).
Collaborate closely with internal teams (Tax, Accounting, Risk, Compliance) to support investment activities.
Contribute to ad hoc projects and initiatives as needed.
Manager — Private Equity Investor Relations
Location: Toronto, Ontario (181 Bay Street, North Group Place)
Job Type: Full-time
North Group Private Equity has a 20-year track record of delivering strong investment performance by acquiring high-quality businesses with defensible market positions and unlocking their full potential through strategic and operational improvements. With over $130B in assets under management and an integrated global team of investment and operational professionals, we offer investors access to our industrial and services businesses through our private funds and listed vehicle.
Our flagship global private equity fund is currently raising its sixth fund, with a diverse institutional investor base worldwide.
At North Group Holdings, we foster an entrepreneurial, collaborative, and disciplined culture, offering our people opportunities to grow through meaningful work and exposure to diverse businesses.
Responsibilities:
Serve as a primary contact for existing and prospective private fund investors, providing insights on performance, portfolio updates, and RFIs.
Develop financial and operational analyses to support strategic messaging.
Clearly articulate North Group’s private equity strategy and portfolio activity to stakeholders, verbally and in writing.
Plan and execute investor meetings and events, including the annual investor conference, and prepare all related materials.
Support preparation of fundraising materials and co-investment syndication activities.
Drive and execute strategic initiatives within the Investor Relations group.
Human Resources Manager
Location: Toronto, Ontario (181 Bay Street, North Group Place)
Job Type: Full-time
As a Senior Financial Analyst (SFA) within our Global Finance team, you’ll play a key role in the consolidation and financial reporting for our publicly listed entities and private infrastructure funds. This highly visible position offers exposure to complex financial operations and career growth opportunities within a dynamic, global organization.
Responsibilities:
Lead resolution of technical accounting issues and regulatory updates in coordination with auditors and business groups.
Present analyses and reports on operating metrics and financial results to senior management and the Board.
Support quarterly reviews, annual audits, and SOX compliance processes.
Prepare consolidated financial forecasts and track global subsidiary performance, communicating results to stakeholders.
Mentor and support the development of junior team members.
Collaborate with business groups and other internal teams to drive insights and improvements.
Identify opportunities to improve processes, tools, and reporting frameworks.
Assist with due diligence, ad-hoc analyses, investor queries, and special projects as required.
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