Wondering if this is more of a CB vs IB role since base is $115k? What's their reputation in the space when it comes to deal flow / comp / culture? Any input appreciated.
From listing: This role is based in Houston and primary focus is on the midstream and pipeline, LNG and carbon capture sectors, with increasing focus on other emerging energy transition sectors
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