Hanwhaenergyusa
Sr. Risk Analyst
Houston, TX. Posted 2 months ago
The role
The Senior Risk Analyst will run and maintain analytical tools for risk reporting, pricing, and supply management in ERCOT and PJM power markets. This person will monitor risk metrics and liaise with supply and energy analytics teams to manage market risks.
What you will do
- Build and maintain monitoring checks to ensure compliance of all approved risk limits.
- Assist in the marking of all the relevant wholesale and retail price curves.
- Function as the business analyst for all Supply related IT projects.
- Support financial analysis and deliverables for various internal stakeholders.
- Maintain risk and pricing model inputs covering all the product types.
- Work closely with the finance team to build the framework to explain supply related drivers.
- Coordinate Supply related management presentations, contract executions and project management activities.
- Analyze complex financial information and reports for decision-making.
- Provide financial analysis support for corporate budgeting and forecasting processes.
- Prepare financial models and data mining tools for variance analysis.
Required qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics or any other quantitative hard science.
- 5-8 years of work experience in Energy Industry.
- Experience in deregulated electricity markets.
- Excellent interpersonal and presentation skills.
- Deep analytical capabilities.
- Ability to assess mathematical derivative pricing models within the context of real-world market conditions.
- Strong verbal and writing skills.
- Ability to multitask and work under multiple deadlines.
Nice to have
- Financial Planning and Analysis skills.
- Advanced technological skills particularly financial modeling in Excel, Python and SQL.
- MBA
- CPA
Before you apply
- Eligible to work in the USA for any employer without sponsorship.
About the company
Hanwha Energy USA is a comprehensive energy solutions provider part of the Hanwha Group. It delivers utility-scale renewables, natural gas generation, and retail electricity.