North America Energy Risk Manager - Hedging Expert

E&C Group; Toronto; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

46 days off per year

Teal management culture

Great Place To Work

Job summary

E&C Consultants in Toronto is seeking an Energy Risk Manager to analyze global energy markets and guide clients in North America on fixing or unfixing prices. You will generate hedge recommendations, execute strategies, and communicate market insights to clients and colleagues.

The role combines quantitative analysis with proactive client advisory and requires strong organization and decision‑making skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in finance, energy, business management or similar.
• C1 level in English.
• Experience in energy market is a plus; full internal training provided.
• Strong interest in energy markets.

Responsibilities

• Analyze global energy markets daily and assess implications for clients in North America.
• Use ePoint system to generate hedge recommendations and decide on execution.
• Execute recommendations via hedge tool and craft client messages.
• Comment market evolutions and recommendations to clients and consultants.
• Assist clients with administrative execution of fixing/unfixing decisions when needed.
• Evaluate OTC price quotes and negotiate with suppliers for better prices.
• Track all activity in the ePoint system for data accuracy and reporting.
• Produce fundamental market analysis for reports, white papers, blogs, videos and podcasts.

Skills

English C1

Analytical thinking

Independent worker

Decision making

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Finance/Energy/Business Management

Job description

E&C Consultants in Toronto is seeking an Energy Risk Manager to analyze global energy markets and guide clients in North America on fixing or unfixing prices. You will generate hedge recommendations, execute strategies, and communicate market insights to clients and colleagues.

The role combines quantitative analysis with proactive client advisory and requires strong organization and decision‑making skills.