Key Responsibilities:

As part of the European Power Team, the Senior Power Trader will:

• Focusing on the balance of month and front month time horizon, develop and execute proprietary trades across all major European Power markets.
• Develop Fundamental Modelling and simulate Balance of Month Price Forecasting across all major European Power markets.
• Provide and maintain detailed P+L and position monitoring, ensuring all records are accurately updated.
• Maintain effective communication and cooperate closely within the European Power Team to actively share market information, analysis and support curve position creation and management.
• Increase collaboration to the other trading desks to assist NET's development across the European Energy Markets.
• Coach and mentor entry level power traders.

Requirements:

• 3+ years of relevant trading experience in the European Power or Cross Commodity Markets.
• Deep understanding of European power and gas fundamentals with a broad understanding of the global energy complex.
• Sound risk management experience.
• Strong and proven analytical skills and experience of working with and developing power and gas models.
• You have a bachelor’s or higher degree in Mathematics, Economics or a relevant field.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, has a strong passion for trading, is approachable, and enjoys working in a result orientated team environment.
• Fluently in English (both written and spoken); additional languages advantageous.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary and benefits package.
• Opportunity for professional growth and increasing responsibility.
• A supportive work environment that values collaboration and innovation.
• An informal workplace with high ambitions for automation, growth, and sustainability.
• And obviously the next step in your energy trading career.

Location: Aarhus or Aalborg.

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We review applications continuously, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please contact the Manager of European Power and Cross Commodity, Martin Shaw.