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(Senior) Quantitative Analyst (m/f/d)– EU Power Markets

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Greater London
2 weeks ago
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About the Role

As soon as possible, ICIS is looking for a (senior) quantitative market analyst that equally combines energy market domain knowledge with a solid quantitative background to join our established energy analytics team in Karlsruhe (Germany). In this exciting role you connect customer needs and qualitative analysis to improve our energy market modelling and a high-end technical infrastructure. We are operating a unique integrated energy model that simulates all European power markets as well as their interaction with gas, carbon and hydrogen. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure, consisting of development environment, data storage, compute environment and data delivery, is the core of our products. It enables us to effectively create data driven analysis as well as improve and develop new models. The focus of the team spans from the liquid trading horizon, PPAs, to long-term investment decisions. This broad scope will give you an excellent overview about the energy commodities markets. Additionally, you’ll have the flexibility to pick own focus areas be it in the direction of coding and model improvement, outstanding analysis or elevated data delivery to customers. ICIS will support you to develop into a market expert in your field of interest.

We work in a dynamic, project-oriented setting, which allows space for innovation and guarantees a high individual responsibility and project ownership. You will benefit from our energy modelling expertise and your work will be an integral element to our cross-team approach. You will be part of an international team, which requires occasional travel within the EU. As of day one, you will be tasked with challenging analytics projects and be in contact with customers and prospects across the EU energy landscape.

Key Accountabilities

Develop and operate data-driven models to predict European power, carbon, gas and hydrogen markets Analyse market drivers and provide in-depth, data-driven analysis Lead and manage relevant projects Continue your journey to develop into a key industry expert and/or coding and modelling expert in energy market models Develop, maintain, and improve routines and data preparations Take responsibility for live operations Constantly learn new techniques and apply to existing problems Manage students and guide young professionals Attend exhibitions, conferences, and customer meetings

Skills and Behaviours:

Power/energy market expertise, preferably demonstrated in a trading arm of a utility, oil & gas company, consultancy or analytics provider Excellent programming skills in a programming language, Python; SQL, GAMS and HTML preferable Experience with fundamental optimization models preferable Analytical mind-set, critical thinking, and ability to build profound knowledge in complex markets Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment Fluent written and spoken English Master’s degree in relevant area from a renowned university

We offer:

A vibrant working environment in a dynamic and motivated team Exposure to key market players in the European power and carbon market Personal development opportunities working for a strongly growing international company and a leading provider of energy market information Active involvement and responsibility from the start Flexibility and trust as part of our corporate culture

At ICIS, we are a team that thrives on innovation and collaboration in a diverse and inclusive culture. We take pride in finding the best people. This is not just about a proven track record, but about who you are and how you work. How we do things is just as important as what we do. We search for the behaviours that will make the difference in our team. It starts with drive and the desire to achieve, succeed and grow. Really caring and ensuring delivery and getting things done. Taking ownership and thriving with empowerment. Not afraid to take calculated risks and fail. We put the customer first and have a thirst for learning. If this is you, then get in touch.

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