Investment Director, Infrastructure & Natural Resources at Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan — NeverHard

Job Summary Investment Director, Infrastructure and Natural Resources – Latin America – located at 160 Front Street West, Suite 3200, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The role focuses on direct equity investing across Latin America, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure assets. Key Responsibilities Actively manage INR portfolio companies, serving on boards and partnering with management teams to shape strategy and drive value creation. Originate, evaluate, and pursue selective investment opportunities with a focus on Latin America. Lead all stages of equity investment execution, including valuation and financial analysis, oversight of internal teams and external advisors, and formulation of investment recommendations. Identify and conduct due diligence on key business and transaction risks, and devise mitigation strategies. Build and maintain relationships with management teams, directors, partners, lenders, advisors, and other industry participants. Supervise and develop junior staff, providing clear direction and ongoing feedback. Represent OTPP at regional industry conferences, portfolio company meetings, and related events. Required Skills 10+ years of professional experience in direct equity investing or investment banking, focused on infrastructure. 5+ years of investment coverage experience in Latin America. In‑country experience in Brazil, Chile, and/or Mexico is an asset. Willingness and ability to travel frequently (20%+). Strong ability to influence outcomes across a range of stakeholders, including management teams, boards, and partners. Sound commercial judgement and ability to form independent views and make decisions with imperfect information in a fast‑paced environment. Strong financial acumen and quantitative skills, including experience overseeing valuation and financial analysis. Proven track record in leading the equity investment process, including due diligence, transaction execution, and debt financing. Strong project‑management skills and ability to manage multiple workstreams and teams effectively under tight timelines. Fluency in English required; Portuguese and/or Spanish is an asset. Required Education Undergraduate degree or master’s degree in Economics, Commerce, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field. Benefits Pay for performance environment that offers competitive salary and incentives. Opportunities for professional growth and development. Comprehensive employer‑paid benefits coverage, including a Health Spending Account. Retirement income through a defined benefit pension plan. Competitive time off, including 20 vacation days. Discretionary bonus tied to performance. Health, dental, disability, life, group, pension, vision care benefits. Deferred Incentive Program for investment back into the fund. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Ontario Teachers’ values diversity of thought, background, and experience. The organization encourages an inclusive and equitable workplace and celebrates diversity through various initiatives. #J-18808-Ljbffr