Data Analyst – Graduate (energy / utilities)

Summary:

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an ambitious Mathematics / Statistics or similar numeric  Graduate, seeking an exciting career in Data Analytics.  This is a rare opportunity to become part of the thriving Energy community, which will offer the right candidate the first step on an exciting and challenging career path.  If you are a Graduate with a good degree in a STEM subject, have an enquiring mind, are analytical and a good problem solver, this Energy Analyst role could be just the job for you! Training:  Full training will be provided for the role  

Key responsibilities:

• Conduct comprehensive analysis of UK market trends, supply and demand dynamics, regulatory shifts, and geopolitical influences impacting Battery storage assets.
• Monitor competitor activities and market developments,
• Cultivate expert knowledge of GB power market and National Grid ESO balancing services.
• Generate regular reports on key Trading KPIs and market intelligence for senior management.
• Develop forecasts, models, and asset optimisation to facilitate strategic decision-making.
• Lead continuous improvement for the in-house market fundamental price model and coordinate related IT infrastructure enhancements.
• Identify future business opportunities through automated trading, advanced forecasting techniques, and data science applications.
• Execute trading strategy in auctions and continuous exchanges as required

 

Skills and experience required:

• Bachelor’s degree in economics, Finance, Energy Management, or a related field.
• Proven track record as an Energy Markets Analyst or in a similar role
• Understand UK energy market - electricity, gas, renewables, and emerging technologies.
• Proficiency in data analysis tools such as Excel and Python,
• Strong analytical skills and the ability to extract meaningful insights from intricate datasets.
• Comprehensive knowledge of energy pricing, hedging, and risk management strategies.
• Solid communication/presentation skills, enabling complex ideas to non-tech stakeholders.
• Proactive problem-solving abilities and abel to work both independently and collaboratively