Quantitative analyst for Risk Modelling

Your primary function will be to develop risk measures and valuation models, including data analysis and model development. You will gain valuable experience in modelling energy markets and learn how these models enable best in class risk management.Your areas of responsibility will include the following:

perform ad hoc analyses to support new business cases

develop quantitative analyses together with your colleagues in Risk Management

improve and work with the team’s quantitative model library

conduct model validation and back testing to ensure our models meet the highest standards

perform ad hoc analyses to support new business casesdevelop quantitative analyses together with your colleagues in Risk Managementimprove and work with the team’s quantitative model libraryconduct model validation and back testing to ensure our models meet the highest standardsYou will join our Risk Modelling team, which works with valuation of all products in the company and modelling exposures to a spectrum of risk factors. The role of the team is to support the Market Risk Management team in controlling and managing the wide range of risks in our global portfolio. To ensure proper risk management, we have the responsibility to keep our models up to date with market developments and to support the Risk Control team in analysing significant changes in the daily reports.We are a team of five skilled specialists within quantitative risk modelling. We are collaborative by nature, and we believe that no task is impossible if we put our collective minds to it. We are curious and motivated by improving our solutions, and we are not afraid of making mistakes – as long as we learn from them.As you will be working with a complex domain, we are looking for an innovative colleague who likes taking responsibility. You will drive your own projects, and we see you as someone who always take an interest in moving the team forward and helping where needed. As data analysis and model validation are a big part of your role, we also picture you as both analytical and curious.We also imagine that you:

have an education in mathematics, economics, finance or similar (or is about to graduate this summer)

have experience with Python, .NET, SQL or similar – or are keen to learn

are curious and interested in learning about the energy markets

are proficient in English – both written and verbal

have an education in mathematics, economics, finance or similar (or is about to graduate this summer)have experience with Python, .NET, SQL or similar – or are keen to learnare curious and interested in learning about the energy marketsare proficient in English – both written and verbalPlease note that it is not a requirement to have prior knowledge of the energy industry to enter this role.You can read more about our recruitment process here. Please note that if you are an international candidate, we will reimburse travel expenses in connection with potential interviews and support you with the relocation process.hereWe're a tech-driven energy trading company present in 40 markets across five continents. Our +500 people are driven by a need to constantly better things. If you are too, we could very well be the right place for you. You'll join a collective of thinkers and doers. Aspiring chefs, runners, parents, beekeepers, gamers – the list goes on. We're highly specialised experts within our fields. But it’s actually our diversity of ideas we’re most proud of, which is why we continuously work on strengthening an inclusive culture where diverse teams thrive. Our organisation is flat with an open-door policy. We expect you to care. About your work. About your own and your colleagues’ collective successes. And about the difference we make at [xxxxx]. Together with our parent company Equinor, we have the vision and strength to accelerate the energy transition and make an impact. Like no other.Luckily, we often have lots of other interesting positions available that might prove to be a better match.