Energy Sector Momentum Trader (Remote, Funded) — Fresno, CA
Chula Vista, San Diego County, California, 91909, USA
Listed on 2026-08-16
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Finance & Banking
Banking & Finance
An energy sector momentum trader at Maverick focuses on the US energy complex - exploration and production, midstream pipelines, refiners, and oilfield services. The sector is cyclical, commodity-driven, and politically sensitive, which makes it both volatile and tradeable for someone who understands the macro and capital-cycle dynamics behind it.
Fresno, CA: Fresno is the agricultural capital of the country and one of the most affordable metros in California by a meaningful margin. The financial industry is small but Pacific Time alignment matches the rest of the state.
What you'll trade: Large-cap integrated names (XOM, CVX) for option liquidity and stability, E&P names for leveraged exposure to crude moves, midstream MLPs and corporations for income-plus-momentum plays, and refiners for the crack-spread cycle. ETFs (XLE, XOP, OIH) for thematic exposure.
Risk framework: Energy carries commodity correlation risk, geopolitical headline risk, and overnight gap risk on weekend news. Maverick caps single-name exposure, total sector exposure, and requires hedging plans for positions held over major inventory or OPEC events.
Why Maverick funds this role: Energy is one of the most cyclical sectors in US markets and one of the most tradeable when you understand the capital cycle. Maverick funds specialists here because the macro-fundamental linkage rewards expertise that doesn't translate from other sectors.
- Traders who already follow crude, natural gas, and the OPEC calendar as part of their daily routine
- People with a macro mindset - energy moves on geopolitics as much as fundamentals
- Candidates with patience for cyclical positioning, not just short-term momentum
- Traders who can size for headline risk over weekends and holidays
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