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Senior Business Analyst | Power & Gas | £130-£150K | London Hybrid 2-3 days

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Senior Business Analyst | Power & Gas | £130-£150K | London Hybrid 2-3 days
I’m working with a leading global commodities trading business looking to hire a Senior Business Analyst into its London-based Energy Trading technology team. This role will sit close to the business, working across Trading, Middle Office, Trade Support, Operations, Risk, Compliance and Technology on a range of strategic initiatives across the Energy trading lifecycle.
The strongest fit will be someone with deep experience across Gas & Power trading, particularly physical and derivatives products.
📍 London / Hybrid
💼 Senior Business Analyst – Energy Trading
💷 Salary DOE - £130K-£150K + Bonus & Benefits
Key areas of responsibility:
- Working closely with Front Office and Middle Office stakeholders to define and deliver technology solutions
- Gathering and translating complex business requirements into functional specifications and user stories
- Supporting projects across trade capture, scheduling, nominations, confirmations, settlements and invoicing
- Analysing trade flows between exchanges, brokers, ETRM platforms and downstream systems
- Supporting reconciliations, STP processes, operational controls and exception management
- Working across regulatory and reporting initiatives including REMIT and EMIR
- Supporting SIT/UAT, defect management and production implementation
- Contributing to solution design, architecture and wider platform strategy
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✅ 7+ years’ Business Analysis experience within commodities or financial markets ✅ Strong Gas and/or Power trading experience ✅ Good understanding of both physical and derivatives trade lifecycles ✅ Experience across OTC and exchange-traded products ✅ Knowledge of nominations, scheduling, settlements and reconciliations ✅ Experience working with ETRM/CTRM platforms and system integrations ✅ Exposure to REMIT / EMIR regulatory reporting ✅ Strong stakeholder management across Trading, Operations and Technology ✅ Understanding of APIs, interfaces, data flows and SQL
Experience across LNG, Environmental/Carbon products, exchange onboarding, market data or surveillance would also be beneficial.
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