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Trading Analyst
We are working with a leading global energy and commodities business that is seeking a Trading Analyst to join its growing biofuels trading team in London.
The successful candidate will support sustainability operations across the biofuels supply chain, managing mass-balance accounting, certification, audits, and feedstock traceability, while also providing analytical and commercial support to the wider trading team.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage sustainability mass-balance activities across the biofuels supply chain.
- Maintain sustainability documentation and ensure compliance with relevant regulations and certification requirements.
- Support the optimisation and management of certified sustainable products and feedstock balances.
- Work with suppliers, counterparties, and certification bodies to ensure feedstock traceability.
- Coordinate sustainability certifications and support audit processes.
- Monitor regulatory developments and support the implementation of new compliance requirements.
- Contribute to sustainability, digitalisation, and traceability projects.
- Provide market analysis, reporting, and ad hoc commercial analysis to support trading activities.
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- Experience within sustainability, biofuels, renewable fuels, commodities, or a related industry.
- Strong understanding of sustainability certification, traceability, and renewable fuel regulations.
- Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work with suppliers, customers, and internal teams.
- Degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, IT, or another quantitative discipline.
If you have experience in sustainability, biofuels, or renewable fuels and are interested in combining analytical work with a global trading environment, please apply now.
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