Power Scheduler

London
2 weeks ago
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Position: Power Scheduler

Location: United Kingdom

Salary: Mid £50’s + shift allowance of circa £9K

Position Purpose: Power Schedulers act as the interface between short-term power traders and Grid Operators. They ensure that physical positions align with the trader’s strategy in the European markets, mitigating any risk of value loss.

Main Responsibilities:

  • Manage short-term physical electricity positions across European markets.

  • Submit bids/requests for the purchase of export/import transmission rights.

  • Nominate positions within countries with trading counterparts.

  • Nominate border flows to the respective grids.

  • Ensure trading desk activities are accurately represented in scheduling systems.

  • Understand and comply with Grid Operator requirements regarding nomination formats and deadlines.

  • Respond quickly to updates from Grid Operators to minimize costly imbalances.

  • Provide training to new schedulers as needed.

  • Take on additional tasks as assigned by the manager.

    Experience & Technical Requirements:

  • Graduate qualification in an analytical discipline (finance, science, engineering, maths).

  • Strong quantitative and analytical skills.

  • Some experience in Scheduling or as an operator in the Energy market (preferred).

  • Fluency in English and at least one other European language (French or German preferred).

  • Experience with VBA or other programming skills is useful.

    Person Specification:

  • Decisive, with the ability to use initiative when dealing with operational challenges.

  • Disciplined and able to work effectively under pressure.

  • Strong attention to detail.

  • Tactful in communicating with external companies.

  • Strong organizational and numerical skills.

  • Motivated to work hard and succeed.

  • Team player with high integrity.

    Working Hours: 24/7 shift rota

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