Senior Trading Analyst
Swish AnalyticsFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
Candidates should possess over 5 years of experience in power or commodity trading, with direct exposure to U.S. physical power markets and strong knowledge of ISO/RTO trading and scheduling, preferably in ERCOT. Hands-on experience with bid-to-bill platforms, especially Hartigen, and integration of power assets and SCADA systems is required. Familiarity with power asset types like CCGTs, PV, or BESS, proficiency in working with IT teams, writing business/functional requirements, and supporting software implementation are necessary. Exposure to Agile, DevOps, or modern SDLC practices is a plus, as is fluency in English, with French being an advantage. A degree in business, engineering, or computer science is also expected.
The Business Analyst will act as a liaison between business users and IT, partnering with power trading desks and operations to gather and analyze requirements for bid-to-bill workflows and asset telemetry integration. They will design and document business and functional requirements for SCADA and trading system enhancements, support the integration of SCADA telemetry with bid-to-bill platforms, and work closely with development teams on technical solution design and implementation. Responsibilities also include assisting with testing, change management, and production support, as well as managing small-scale projects or workstreams to ensure alignment with compliance and operational needs.
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