Market Risk/Pricing Analyst - Energy (London Area)

ATTB - The Big Jobsite; London; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is seeking a Market Risk Analyst to innovate and support risk management in the GB electricity markets. The successful candidate will analyze risk data and develop effective models, using strong Excel skills and programming knowledge to shape risk strategies in a hybrid work environment.

Qualifications

• Significant experience in the energy sector in a risk, pricing or analytics role.
• Performed risk analysis using Excel or other applications.
• Strong knowledge of Excel and ability to program in at least one language.

Responsibilities

• Develop innovative models and tools for risk management.
• Present compelling risk proposals and keep risk policies current.
• Review and update controls and limits for monitoring business activities.

Skills

Risk Analysis

Market Knowledge

Excel

Programming

Job description

Market Risk/Pricing Analyst

Salary: upto £62K, Hybrid In London office.

As a Market Risk Analyst, you'll develop innovative models and tools, perform in-depth analyses, and present compelling risk proposals. You'll keep our risk policies current, support new business activities, and provide expert recommendations. With your knowledge of the GB electricity markets, risk management and proficiency in Excel and basic programming,

you'll help shape the future of market risk management. What skills/experience do I need to be successful?

Significant experience in the energy sector in a risk, pricing or analytics role;

Performed risk analysis in Excel or other applications, on aspects such as prices, market liquidity, portfolio positions, such as computing volatilities, correlations, P&L distributions, value-at-risk, risk premia, etc;

Some exposure to ETRM systems and trading databases;

Reviewed and updated controls and limits such as on positions and P&Ls for monitoring business activities;

Strong knowledge of Excel and some ability to program in at least one , such as Python, SQL, R or VBA.