Environmental Products Market Analyst

Job Description
As part of the Trading and Origination team, the Environmental Products Markets Analyst will strengthen our analytical and data science capabilities, with an emphasis on certificate inventory optimization, fundamental modelling, pricing, and market strategy. Our ideal candidate will be well organized, self-starting, goal oriented and be able to proactively create solutions to drive operational efficiency. She/he brings significant energy and thrives in an atmosphere that rewards completing transactions from start to finish.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for the management and optimization of the US Environmental Products certificate/credit inventory, which includes:
Creation of tools, systems, and processes for REC and Carbon deliveries
REC and Carbon Registry management
Work with Settlements and Risk teams to create, maintain, and improve proprietary portfolio management programs and tools.
Create transparent reporting for outstanding/upcoming positions and near term (1yr out) deliveries.
Responsible for ownership, creation, analysis, and dissemination of various US Environmental market models, which includes the:
Design, build, and maintenance of financial, trading, and supply/demand models
Regular updates to core market models
Relationships with third-party market analysts
Fundamental and market analysis to provide insights on a range of topics, e.G. view formation, long-term deal pricing, optimal hedging strategies, long-term calibration of curves and models
Provide data-driven decision support and deliver insights to senior portfolio managers and management
Support company-wide data management, Excel tools and Python libraries
Support Quant and Structuring team with model development, inputs, calibration, and deployment
Support transactions from deal closing through settlement,
Support the larger team with development, refinement, and occasional execution of various trading strategies
Support the Portfolio Management team with trading and execution, initially as a backup;
including use and proficiency of all internal and external (e.G. exchange) relevant trading systems.