Energy Market Risk Analyst — Insight-Driven Impact

The Energy Authority Inc; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The Energy Authority in Jacksonville, FL is seeking a Market Risk Analyst to assess market, credit, and operational risks in the energy sector, focusing on high-impact projects.

You will analyze VaR, CashFlow at Risk, and Mark to Market, monitor market trends, and collaborate with compliance to strengthen risk controls and risk management processes.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years in market risk or energy trading and a Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, or mathematics; MBA is a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, mathematics, or related field.
• MBA is a plus.
• 1–3 years of experience in market risk, financial analysis, or energy trading.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and interpret risk reports and financial models like Value at Risk (VaR), CashFlow at Risk, and Mark to Market.
• Stay ahead of market trends, regulatory shifts, and counterparty news, providing timely insights.
• Develop and refine risk limit structures that align with TEA and client risk tolerances.
• Work closely with compliance teams to mitigate regulatory risk and improve control frameworks.
• Identify and implement improvements to TEA’s risk assessment processes.
• Collaborate across teams to ensure TEA and its clients are protected in the wholesale energy markets.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Strategic thinking

Problem solving

Industry risk awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, mathematics, or related field

MBA is a plus

Job description

The Energy Authority in Jacksonville, FL is seeking a Market Risk Analyst to assess market, credit, and operational risks in the energy sector, focusing on high-impact projects.

You will analyze VaR, CashFlow at Risk, and Mark to Market, monitor market trends, and collaborate with compliance to strengthen risk controls and risk management processes.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years in market risk or energy trading and a Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, or mathematics; MBA is a plus.