Quantitative/Machine Learning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-14
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Software Development
Machine Learning/ ML Engineer, Data Scientist, AI Engineer (Applied/Software)
Location: Genf
Context & Environment
Total Energies is developing its activities across the power value chain, with a growing portfolio of renewable generation, flexible assets and power supply activities across Europe.
Within Trading & Shipping, our algorithmic trading teams are building advanced quantitative and machine-learning solutions to support trading and optimization activities in European short-term power markets.
As a Quantitative / Machine Learning Engineer
, you will join a highly technical and collaborative environment at the intersection of energy trading, quantitative modelling, machine learning and software engineering
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You will contribute directly to the development of models and algorithms used to identify and capture opportunities in European power markets, working closely with quantitative analysts, algorithmic traders, data scientists and IT specialists.
The role offers significant exposure to fast-moving energy markets and the opportunity to work on models that move from research and back-testing through to live production and ultimately contribute to trading performance.
ActivitiesYou have a strong quantitative background and enjoy applying advanced modelling techniques to complex, real-world problems.
We are looking for someone with:
- An engineering degree, Master's degree or PhD in a quantitative field such as Mathematics, Physics, Machine Learning, Computer Science or a related discipline
. - Approximately 2–3 years of professional experience working with machine-learning models in production
, ideally involving live forecasting or other real-time applications. - Strong proficiency in Python
. - Experience with MongoDB, SQL and Shell scripting
. - A solid understanding of software architecture and production-quality development practices.
- Experience with Docker and familiarity with Dev Ops/MLOps environments, including CI/CD pipelines
. - Strong knowledge of machine-learning techniques, including supervised and unsupervised learning.
- Practical experience with time-series modelling and analysis
. - The ability to analyse complex systems and identify direct and indirect relationships between multiple signals and datasets.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain quantitative results clearly to both technical and business stakeholders.
- The ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, collaborative trading environment.
The following would be considered an advantage:
- Previous exposure to energy, commodities or financial markets
. - Understanding of European power markets, power generation or energy supply mechanisms.
- Experience working with trading signals, forecasting models or optimization problems.
- Familiarity with project-management and collaborative tools such as Jira, Asana or .
This role offers the opportunity to work at the forefront of data science and algorithmic trading within the energy sector
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You will work on advanced quantitative models with a direct connection to live markets and trading decisions, while collaborating with experienced professionals across trading, quantitative research and technology.
You will join an international environment where machine learning and quantitative analysis play an increasingly important role in optimizing Total Energies' activities across European power markets.
Candidate ProfileAs part of the Algorithmic Trading team, you will:
- Develop quantitative and machine-learning models supporting algorithmic trading strategies in European power markets.
- Build models across the full lifecycle, from data preparation and feature engineering through model training, optimization, validation and live deployment.
- Design new indicators, signals and features to improve quantitative and machine-learning trading models.
- Analyse large and complex…
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