Equity Energies
Senior Flex Analyst

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Equity Energies is changing the way organisations approach energy strategy.
We create energy equity for businesses and organisations by turning their Net Zero ambitions into action which delivers environmental, societal, and commercial value.
We are looking for a Senior Flex Analyst who will be able to negotiate and agree flexible energy supply contracts, and provide ongoing market support for our clients.
For more than 20 years, we’ve been at the forefront of the energy transition and our commitment remains unchanged; to continue to improve the energy model so it’s fit for the future, delivering greater efficiencies, less waste, and more sustainable energy.
Our vision is for every organisation in the UK to be advancing on their pathway to Net Zero and beyond and benefiting from the value generated.
Every member of the award-winning Equity Energies team is focused on helping our clients make progress towards Net Zero, and is empowered to identify and implement the right solution for their clients, helping them create energy equity and make their businesses and organisations more sustainable, and more valuable. We are looking for ambitious individuals that can help transform our industry and lead our customers to a world of new opportunity.
As a Senior Flex Analyst you will be responsible for providing comprehensive analysis of flexible contract offers, including supplier terms and conditions, to our customers in partnership with our Account Management team. Alongside this, you will be responsible for keeping internal teams updated on any developments within the energy market.
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Central to the role will be the ability to forge strong working relationships with both internal and external stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
- Negotiate and manage flexible energy supply contracts for clients
- Analyse supplier offers (commercial terms, pricing, conditions) and present insights to Account Management
- Run tender processes: issue to market, collate responses, and evaluate outcomes
- Act as Subject Matter Expert on flexible products during client discussions
- Maintain clear communication with clients, suppliers, and internal teams throughout the contract lifecycle
- Monitor and share energy market updates and insights
- Build strong supplier relationships to drive competition and better outcomes
- Ensure accurate contract documentation and compliance (including Public Sector procurement)
- Manage tender pipeline and meet deadlines across multiple projects
- Support supplier meetings and handle ad hoc client/supplier queries
- Assist with fixed pricing activities during peak periods
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- Strong experience in the UK energy market, particularly flexible contracts
- Proven ability to analyse, negotiate, and place energy supply agreements
- Highly numerate with strong Excel/data analysis skills
- Organised, able to manage multiple priorities and deadlines
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Proactive, resilient, and adaptable in a fast-moving environment
Equity Energies is committed to driving diversity and inclusion across its workforce, striving to attract and develop the best talent regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, neurodiversity, ethnicity or any other factor, and building a diverse and supportive culture of respect and fairness for all. Candidates of all backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Furthermore, Equity Energies embraces flexible working and understand that we all have commitments outside work. We want to work with you to find a working pattern that both allows you a great work/life balance and allows us to provide an excellent service to our customers. If you feel that you would benefit from working a different pattern to that advertised, we encourage you to talk to us about this during the recruitment process.
Candidates with different flexibility needs are encouraged to apply.
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