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Commercial Analyst

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⚡ Commercial Analyst | Edinburgh | Up to £47,000 + Bonus + Package
Want to work at the intersection of data, energy, technology, and commercial strategy?
AI Connect are working with a leading business in the UK’s energy aggregation market that is looking for a Commercial Analyst to join their growing team in Edinburgh.
The business plays a key role in the transition to a more flexible, low-carbon electricity system, working with generators, battery storage, and commercial energy users to optimise their assets and unlock new revenue opportunities.
🔍 What will you be doing?
You’ll sit within the Product function and work across Commercial, Data, Trading, Operations, Settlements, Product, and Account Management.
Your work will include:
- Developing the metrics used to assess asset performance and commercial returns
- Building and maintaining internal and customer-facing reporting
- Translating complex contractual requirements into measurable data processes
- Supporting commercial settlements, controls, and reconciliation
- Analysing asset availability, degradation, efficiency, cycling, and performance
- Helping incorporate asset health and technical performance into optimisation tools
- Identifying future commercial opportunities for Energy Partners
- Turning data into clear, actionable commercial insight
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🚀 Why this role?
You’ll be joining a highly respected business at an exciting point in its growth, with the opportunity to work on genuinely interesting problems around energy flexibility, data, and the transition to a low-carbon power system.
📍 Edinburgh city centre
💰 Up to £47,000 + bonus + benefits package
🏖️ 30 days annual leave + public holidays
💚 7% pension contribution
🛡️ Life cover at 4x base salary
🏠 2 days in-office per week
If you're an analyst who wants to move beyond traditional reporting and get closer to commercial decision-making, technology, and the future of energy, this could be a very interesting opportunity.
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