At a Glance
- Tasks: Analyse trading activities and develop software to enhance risk procedures.
- Company: Join Eni, a leader in energy with a focus on sustainability.
- Benefits: Enjoy a competitive salary, health benefits, and flexible working options.
- Other info: Dynamic, multicultural environment with rapid learning and career growth opportunities.
- Why this job: Make an impact on Eni's Net Zero 2050 strategy while growing your career.
- Qualifications: Degree in a numerate discipline and experience in market risk analysis.
The predicted salary is between 54000 - 66000 Β£ per year.
- Market Risk Analyst (Analytics)
- Language requirements: Fluent level of English
At Eni, we are looking for a Market Risk Analyst (Analytics) to join Eni Trade & Biofuels (ETB) in London, UK.
You will be responsible for the daily analysis of the trading activities (Pn L and position reporting) of the gas desk, as well as providing ad hoc support to other desks as required, notably Crude Oil Derivatives, LNG, and Power & Emissions.
The role is within the analytics team which constantly strives to improve risk procedures through automation, therefore a significant aspect of the role would be to contribute to the development of software to streamline daily processes and assist front office with system trading, using a variety of techniques including machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Main responsibilities
- Preparing and reviewing daily P&L and risk reports, monitoring limits, and proactively resolving any issues in coordination with the relevant teams.
- Support front office in obtaining approval for new and non-standard products.
- Assisting in identifying significant risks within the business and ensuring they are transparent to senior management.
- Provide information and commentary for the bi-weekly Risk Committee meetings.
- Review and approve any relevant changes to the main ETRM system (Endur).
- Guarantee compliance for trading procedures with relevant controls and support when necessary internal and external audit requests.
- Participate in the enhancement of reporting and the development of reporting systems.
Skills and experience required
- University degree in a numerate discipline (e. g. economics, mathematics, pure science, finance, engineering or similar).
- Relevant experience in a market risk role within commodity trading companies, ideally with a focus on gas & power.
- Strong knowledge of risk metrics such as Va R, stress-testing, scenario analysis.
- Good knowledge of derivatives and options.
- Strong knowledge of MS Office suite including Excel and VBA. SQL and Python would be a strong advantage.
- Knowledge of the Endur ETRM system would be an advantage.
- Strong organization skills with good attention to detail and the ability to work to tight deadlines.
- Strong communication skills, able to communicate concisely with senior management in the market risk function and with all stakeholders.
- Fluent level of English.
Why ETB?
- Impactful Work: Join a team that plays a crucial role in Eni's Net Zero 2050 strategy, benefiting from Eni's strong trading position and global integration.
- Collaborative Culture: Experience a truly multicultural, supportive, and dynamic work environment.
- Career Growth: Rapid learning opportunities with potential for movement across teams and international roles.
- Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a balanced lifestyle with a comprehensive benefits package that may include health, well-being, and flexible working options.
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MARKET RISK ANALYST (Analytics) employer: Eni
Eni Trade & Biofuels (ETB) in London offers an exceptional work environment for a Senior Crude Operations Specialist, characterised by a collaborative culture that values teamwork and innovation. Employees benefit from professional development opportunities that allow for growth within the commodity trading lifecycle, alongside competitive compensation and a dynamic atmosphere that encourages proactive problem-solving. With a focus on operational efficiency and strong stakeholder relationships, ETB is committed to fostering a rewarding career path in the energy sector.