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Hitachi Energy has an exciting opportunity to join our Enterprise Software Solutions team as a Advisory Consultant. You’ll represent our award-winning service as a credible, trusted expert in your field. You’ll be supported by our broad team of experienced energy market advisors, software solution experts, Project Managers, as well as our technical IT support team.
You’ll be equipped with ongoing training to build on your proven expertise in the power utility/energy sector.
You’ll be proactive and have a genuine thirst for knowledge - continually staying ahead of market changes, absorbing all the relevant facts, and liaising with our customers in close consultation. You will work in close collaboration with both internal and external parties flexibly to support and achieve the end goal and provide true value to the Hitachi Energy client base.
The Advisory Consultant will function as a regional and subject matter expert on Hitachi Energy’s Power Reference Case Reports (i.e., country-specific energy market outlook reports) and proprietary energy market modelling solutions. The role involves implementing Hitachi Energy’s industry-leading market analysis models for in-house analysis through validating model inputs, assumptions, and results, updating Power Reference Case reports, and bespoke advisory work for clients. It requires strong analytic skills, particularly in quantitative analysis and problem-solving, and implementation of optimization software for electricity market analysis. In addition to these technical responsibilities, the consultant will also play a key role in supporting product marketing and sales activities. This dual focus on technical expertise and business development will not only contribute to the growth of our customer base in the EMEA region and further afield, but to personal development as well.
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How You'll Make An Impact
- Provide knowledge and expertise to our customers in energy market modelling and analysis
- Researching electricity and fuel markets, technology trends, and policy & regulatory developments
- Contribute to the development of Hitachi Energy’s Power Reference Case (long-term electricity market price forecast reports)
- Validate model inputs, assumptions, and results
- Handle bespoke advisory work for clients
- Share findings with clients in written or verbal communications
- Contribute to Hitachi Energy’s product development, by identifying new opportunities and expanding our product coverage
- Contribute to product sales and marketing activities, including through the development of webcasts and thought leadership content.
Your Background
- Degree in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Engineering, Operational Research, or a related quantitative subject.
- Prior experience within the energy sector that gave you knowledge of the energy industry, renewables, or market modelling.
- Strong problem-solving skills to adapt analysis to the changes in the energy sector’s dynamic transitional environment.
- Able to develop methodologies and create innovative solutions.
- Systematic, quality-conscious, proactive approach and efficient time management.
- Strong analytic skills, particularly quantitative analysis.
- Ability to strive in team environments.
- Experience with software development or programming is a plus (e.g. Python, SQL, Power Query).
- Effective communication skills; fluent in both spoken and written English – beneficial if you are fluent in other European language(s).


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At Hitachi Energy, we recognize that our people are at the heart of our success. We are committed to providing a supportive and inclusive workplace, competitive rewards, and opportunities for professional and personal growth. Our benefits package is designed to help employees thrive both at work and in their personal lives.
Our benefit offering is tailored based on your country of employment and generally includes:
- Competitive salary and incentives
- Well-being and care
- Paid and unpaid leave
- Flexible work options
- Benefits that support your financial security
You will receive more specific information during the recruitment process.
Publication date : 2026-07-24
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