Senior Quantitative Analyst - Power & Gas

Vallum Associates
London
1 week ago
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Senior Quantitative Analyst - Power & Gas Markets


Location: London, United Kingdom


Our client is looking for an experienced Quantitative Analyst to join their dynamic energy trading and analytics team in London, United Kingdom. This role combines market expertise with quantitative skills to drive power and gas market strategies forward.


About Our Client

Our client is a leading expert in the energy markets, providing critical analysis, forecasting, and modelling services. Their work supports key stakeholders in navigating the energy transition while identifying valuable investment opportunities in sustainable energy systems.


The Role

As a Senior Quantitative Analyst, you will apply sophisticated quantitative methods to model European power and gas markets, create price scenarios, and develop actionable insights for trading desks and clients.


Key Responsibilities

  • Model fundamental power and gas markets using proprietary systems and data analysis
  • Design and integrate new datasets to enhance trading strategies
  • Support trading desks in utilizing data for production systems
  • Develop and improve analytical products and methodologies
  • Manage data sourcing projects from acquisition through production
  • Communicate insights to clients and internal stakeholders
  • Collaborate with research and consulting teams


Required Qualifications

  • Degree in a technical or quantitative field (Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Data Science, or Economics)
  • Minimum 3 years of experience in quantitative analysis, data engineering, or similar roles
  • Strong programming skills in Python and familiarity with data analysis packages
  • Understanding of European energy markets and trading dynamics
  • Experience with financial data platforms is advantageous
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating in a global team environment
  • Excellent analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities
  • Strong communication skills in English; German proficiency is a plus


What Our Client Offers


An opportunity to join a team at the forefront of the energy transition, where your analytical expertise will contribute to sustainable market solutions while generating value for their clients and stakeholders.


For a confidential discussion about this exciting opportunity in London, please submit your application with a detailed CV.

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