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Quantitative Structuring Analyst - 12 Month FTC

London
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Quantitative Structuring Analyst - 12 Month FTC

Role Overview

You will play a key role in shaping commercial pricing decisions for renewable and flexible energy assets. Working within our Optimisation & Structuring division, you'll apply advanced analytical techniques and in-house pricing models to evaluate structured offtake agreements, assess risk, and help deliver innovative solutions in rapidly changing electricity markets.

Responsibilities

  • Reporting to the Head of Pricing, you'll collaborate with experienced professionals across trading, structuring, and commercial teams, gaining exposure to complex energy transactions and the commercial drivers behind them.
  • Assist in developing and maintaining pricing models to support the accurate valuation of renewable and flexible assets and other structured products.
  • Conduct detailed market analysis to inform pricing strategies and provide insights for senior decision-makers.
  • Develop and implement logic for long-term forward price curves, including temporal calibration to align with market-specific settlement intervals.
  • Support enhancements to in-house capabilities for modelling price cannibalisation of renewable assets across European markets.
  • Contribute to the development and maintenance of Python-based repositories for pricing models and tools, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
  • Price and determine risk premiums embedded within I&C and PPA contracts, collaborating with other analysts within the team.
  • Assist in identifying improvements to existing models and processes, automating where feasible.

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Required Skills/Experience

  • Experience in a commercial environment, preferably within energy trading, pricing, or risk management.
  • Exposure to PPA structuring and asset valuation (preferred).
  • Experience with analytical and modelling tools (Python, SQL, etc.).

Additional Information

Beyond day-to-day pricing activities, you'll contribute to strategic initiatives, enhance analytical tools and processes, and help shape the evolution of our pricing capabilities. This is an excellent opportunity for an analytically minded individual looking to deepen their expertise in pricing methodologies, power market fundamentals, and structured energy deals while making a tangible impact on business performance.

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Skills

Analytical Techniques
Pricing Models
Market Analysis
Python
SQL
Risk Management
PPA Structuring
Asset Valuation
Data Analysis
Energy Trading
Commercial Pricing
Structured Products
Renewable Energy
Flexible Energy
Decision-Making
Automation

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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