Trading Operations Intern - Summer 2027

WhiteWater Midstream; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 56,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

WhiteWater Midstream, an Austin-based natural gas infrastructure company, seeks a detail-oriented candidate for in-office work in Austin. The role supports gas scheduling, record-keeping, and the nomination process on interstate pipelines, ensuring timely communication to minimize disruptions in gas flow.

The ideal candidate is a May 2028 graduate with strong MS Office skills, especially Excel, and solid analytical, critical, and economical thinking abilities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree candidate, preferably a May 2028 graduate.
• Proficient with MS Office including Excel at an intermediate to advanced level.
• Strong analytical, critical and economical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to multi-task, grasp complex issues, and pay strict attention to details.
• Position requires in-office presence at our Austin location; housing not provided.

Responsibilities

• Support Gas Scheduling activities.
• Create and maintain records for contractual natural gas exchanges between market participants.
• Nominate gas receipt and delivery on interstate pipeline EBBs.
• Communicate with third parties to minimize disruptions to gas flow.
• Handle Gas Settlements including invoice creation, distribution, reconciliation and settlement of physical and financial gas transactions.
• Coordinate with counterparties to resolve invoice reconciliation discrepancies with trading and scheduling teams.

Skills

Excel skills

Analytical thinking

Critical thinking

Economical thinking

Multi-tasking

Education

Bachelor’s degree in progress

Job description

WhiteWater is an Austin-based natural gas infrastructure company founded in 2016. WhiteWater is partnered with multiple private equity funds and direct investors.

Responsibilities

• Provide support for the following critical business functions:
• Gas Scheduling
• Generation and maintenance of accurate records related to the contractual exchange of natural gas between market participants
• Nomination of gas receipt and delivery on interstate pipeline electronic bulletin boards(“EBBs”)
• Communication with third parties to minimize disruptions to the flow of gas
• Gas Settlements
• Invoice creation, distribution, reconciliation, and settlement of physical and financial natural gas transactions
• Coordination with counterparties to resolve invoice reconciliation discrepancies proactively and timely via collaboration with trading and scheduling

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree candidate, preferably a May 2028 grad
• Strong proficiency with MS Office applications including intermediate to advanced Excel skills
• Strong analytical, critical and economical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Ability to multi-task, grasp complex issues, as well as pay strict attention to details
• WhiteWater does not offer housing. Position is required to be in-office at our Austin location

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