Environmental Trading Analyst: Market Insights

Ringhals AB; Solna kommun; On-site; SEK 420,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Vattenfall in Stockholm invites applications for a Junior Environmental Products Analyst | Trading Analyst to join the Trading Analysis department. You will conduct fundamental and quantitative analysis to support traders and help develop trading strategies for environmental products.

Ideal candidates hold a Master's in a quantitative field, have experience in environmental product market analysis, and possess programming skills (Python).

Qualifications

• Master's degree or higher in quantitative field (e.g., economics, engineering, mathematics).
• Experience in market analysis of environmental products in commercial or trading environments.
• Experience with fundamental and quantitative models for environmental product markets and policy analysis.

Responsibilities

• Conduct fundamental and quantitative analysis to support traders and trading strategies for environmental products (GOs, CER, VER, CDR, offsets).
• Track market and policy developments; identify key drivers and regime shifts; develop price views and sensitivity analyses for traders.
• Develop and refine market modelling and policy analysis with supporting functions.
• Run and enhance position management and optimization tools for environmental products to support trading decisions.
• Support trading business development and origination activities related to environmental products.
• Automate routines and data handling for analysis and portfolio information.
• Educate traders in relevant environment products and policy topics.

Skills

Statistics

Programming (Python)

English fluency

Communication skills

Team player

Education

Master's degree or higher in quantitative field

Job description

Vattenfall in Stockholm invites applications for a Junior Environmental Products Analyst | Trading Analyst to join the Trading Analysis department. You will conduct fundamental and quantitative analysis to support traders and help develop trading strategies for environmental products.

Ideal candidates hold a Master's in a quantitative field, have experience in environmental product market analysis, and possess programming skills (Python).