Quantitative Strategist, Gas & Power

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We are continuing to expand our Global Trading organization and quantitative analytics capabilities. We are seeking an experienced Quantitative Strategist to support our Gas & Power trading, origination, structuring, and portfolio management activities.

This role sits at the intersection of quantitative analytics, market fundamentals, and commercial decision-making. The successful candidate will work closely with traders, originators, structurers, risk professionals, and technology teams to develop valuation models, forecasting frameworks, optimization tools, and analytical capabilities that support trading and commercial activities across North American and global gas and power markets.

The role combines quantitative modeling, commodity market expertise and commercial insight to identify opportunities, evaluate risk, and provide decision support across a broad range of physical and financial transactions.

• Developing and enhancing quantitative models supporting gas and power trading, valuation, portfolio optimization, and risk management activities.
• Building analytical frameworks used to evaluate market fundamentals, asset economics, forward curves, basis relationships, volatility, and cross-commodity market interactions.
• Supporting the valuation and structuring of complex commercial transactions involving transportation, storage, power generation, supply agreements, tolling arrangements, and other optionality-driven opportunities.
• Developing statistical, forecasting, optimization, and simulation models to support trading and commercial decision-making.
• Performing scenario analysis, stress testing, and sensitivity analysis to evaluate market risks and commercial opportunities.
• Supporting traders, structurers, and originators through quantitative analysis, pricing support, and market insights.
• Developing and maintaining analytical tools, dashboards, and quantitative infrastructure used across the trading organization.
• Collaborating with technology and data teams to deploy robust, scalable, and production-ready analytical solutions.
• Evaluating model performance and implementing enhancements to improve predictive accuracy and commercial value.
• Communicating analytical findings and model outputs to commercial and technical stakeholders in a clear and actionable manner.
• Contributing to analytical best practices, model governance, documentation standards, and continuous improvement initiatives.

• Degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Engineering, Financial Engineering, Operations Research, Computer Science, or another quantitative discipline.
• Experience developing quantitative models within commodity trading, energy markets, financial markets, utilities, or related commercial organizations.
• Strong quantitative, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities.
• Experience in valuation, forecasting, optimization, risk analytics, or portfolio modeling.
• Strong understanding of statistical techniques, probability theory, simulation methods, and quantitative modeling approaches.
• Proficiency in Python and familiarity with modern analytical, visualization, and…