Main Purpose:

• Maintain, refine, and update energy market databases and recurring reports, ensuring deliverables reflect the latest data and evolving market conditions.
• Design and implement automated workflows to streamline modelling and regular report updates.
• Support the development and maintenance of national and regional supply-demand balances for natural gas; run inputs for zonal and nodal power dispatch models, assisting commercial trading and development teams.
• Monitor, summarize, and communicate major industry news, regulatory updates, and market-moving announcements in both gas and power markets.
• Provide clear explanations on the dynamics of forward curves and differences with internal views.
• Analyse and identify trends driving short-, mid- and long-term congestion across ISOs (particularly ISONE, NYISO, PJM, and ERCOT); maintain a solid grasp of North American energy fundamentals for natural gas.
• Develop and build models and analytics from scratch as needed, ensuring robust and efficient processes.
• Clearly articulate quantitative findings and market perspectives, providing context and rationale for views.

Knowledge Skills and Abilities, Key Responsibilities:

Technical Skills

• Strong quantitative and analytical abilities, with experience in statistical modelling/ handling and interpreting energy sector data.

• Strong programming skills in Python for data analysis and modelling are required.

• Proficiency with SQL for database management and querying.

• Proficiency with data visualization tools like Tableau, Power BI. Experience developing front-end visualizations using Python libraries such as Dash or Streamlit is helpful.

• Comfortable with ISO data sets, especially nodal LMPs and transmission topology.

• Proven analytical capability and familiarity with ISO topology, congestion patterns, and power plant dispatch, with emphasis on major US ISOs and the North American pipeline and supply network.

• Ability to explain how nodal basis is influenced by infrastructure changes such as transmission upgrades or plant changes.

• Experience working with market models like PLEXOS, PROMOD, AURORA, or GPCM is highly valued.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s or Master's degree in a quantitative field such as Engineering, Mathematics, Finance, Economics, or a related science.

• 2–5 years of professional experience in energy markets—preferably in trading, consulting, or infrastructure evaluation.

• Direct experience working on a trading desk or in a front-office environment is helpful.

Key Relationships and Department Overview:

Directly supporting the North American Power Trading desk.