Help us make a big green dent in the universe. Key Responsibilities Valuation ownership and model operation: Own and deliver quarterly valuation updates for assigned assets which will include Sky's offshore wind portfolio. This will include updating DCF models, refreshing assumptions, reviewing outputs, preparing valuation bridges, identifying key movements and ensuring valuation conclusions are accurate, well-supported and clearly explained. Contribute to Valuation Committee papers, including valuation summaries, movement analysis, key judgements, risk areas, sensitivities and recommendations. Ensure papers are clear, concise and decision-useful, with enough evidence for senior stakeholders and Valuation Committee members to understand and support the valuation position. Valuation assumption ownership: Develop a deep understanding of valuation drivers, including power price assumptions, generation, availability, operating costs, asset life, merchant exposure, debt structures, discount rates, inflation, FX, tax and regulatory or contractual considerations. Work closely with asset management teams to understand operational performance and forecast assumptions. Challenge assumptions where evidence is weak, inconsistent or not aligned with valuation practice, while maintaining a constructive and commercial relationship with asset managers. Model Improvement: Use new tools to improve model consistency, control and efficiency. Maintain, improve and simplify models where appropriate, including through advanced Excel, VBA, automation or other tools. Help identify where AI and data tools could reduce manual effort, improve review quality or strengthen valuation insight. Independent valuer and audit support: Support engagement with external valuers, auditors and other advisers. Prepare analysis, answer queries, reconcile outputs and help ensure valuation conclusions are defensible under internal governance and external review Portfolio enhancement and value creation: Identify opportunities to enhance portfolio value through refinancing, optimisation of capital structures, asset life extensions, operational improvements and strategic portfolio actions. Develop business cases, undertake financial analysis, work alongside asset management teams to implement initiatives and track realised value creation over time. Monitor the impact of optimisation initiatives and quantify value created through refinancing, operational improvements, contract optimisation and strategic decisions. Portfolio management: Support the delivery of the annual performance targets of your allocated portfolios by supporting the asset management team on commercial decision making. Debt modelling, financing assumptions and treasury products: You will understand the debt structures in place within your asset portfolios and ensure that all lender requirements are understood and complied with. Ensure debt, refinancing, covenant, hedging, FX and interest-rate assumptions are appropriately reflected in the short term asset budgets and valuation models and committee materials. Assess covenant optimisation and refinancing opportunities. Reporting, data and KPI ownership: Monitor investor returns, track record and other asset and fund KPIs, ensuring accurate data and informative forecasts. Ensure new acquisitions assigned to you are onboarded into the fund management and valuation process effectively, with clear ownership, assumptions, controls and reporting outputs. Investor Relations: Support the creation of investor reports and other materials, ensuring information is accurate, relevant and clearly presented. Support follow-on fundraising and due diligence processes through the provision of high-quality data, analysis and valuation commentary. Investment and transaction support: Support new acquisitions, disposals, restructurings and portfolio decisions through valuation analysis, model review, sensitivity analysis and input into investment or committee papers. The analysis will be used by the Fund Managers to assess the desirability of the new investments and the impact of the fund. Ensure new assets are onboarded into the valuation process with clear ownership, assumptions and controls. Detail orientated, taking accountability for the accuracy of every output. Able to self review. Able to plan ahead but also work under pressure, always delivering to deadlines. Able to interpret information and distil concisely Able to demonstrate good verbal and written skills Able to collaborate. A team player, flexible in approach and able to support others as necessary. Thrive in a fast moving business, able to see solutions where others see problems, passionate about improving processes, models and customer outcomes. Excited, not overwhelmed by a challenge. Requirements Minimum of 4 years relevant working experience. Previous experience of working in infrastructure, renewable energy, infrastructure asset management, project finance or infrastructure valuation. Offshore wind experience specifically is advantageous. Experience of modelling, specifically, discounted cash-flow modelling and debt modelling skills. A modelling test will be part of the recruitment process. Advanced excel capabilities. A strong understanding of fund management processes for debt and equity for listed funds Strong written skills, with experience preparing valuation papers, investment papers, committee papers, board materials or investor-facing analysis. Strong financial acumen. Progress towards CFA, ACA, ACCA or another relevant qualification would be advantageous.
Aug 26, 2026
Full time
Help us make a big green dent in the universe. Key Responsibilities Valuation ownership and model operation: Own and deliver quarterly valuation updates for assigned assets which will include Sky's offshore wind portfolio. This will include updating DCF models, refreshing assumptions, reviewing outputs, preparing valuation bridges, identifying key movements and ensuring valuation conclusions are accurate, well-supported and clearly explained. Contribute to Valuation Committee papers, including valuation summaries, movement analysis, key judgements, risk areas, sensitivities and recommendations. Ensure papers are clear, concise and decision-useful, with enough evidence for senior stakeholders and Valuation Committee members to understand and support the valuation position. Valuation assumption ownership: Develop a deep understanding of valuation drivers, including power price assumptions, generation, availability, operating costs, asset life, merchant exposure, debt structures, discount rates, inflation, FX, tax and regulatory or contractual considerations. Work closely with asset management teams to understand operational performance and forecast assumptions. Challenge assumptions where evidence is weak, inconsistent or not aligned with valuation practice, while maintaining a constructive and commercial relationship with asset managers. Model Improvement: Use new tools to improve model consistency, control and efficiency. Maintain, improve and simplify models where appropriate, including through advanced Excel, VBA, automation or other tools. Help identify where AI and data tools could reduce manual effort, improve review quality or strengthen valuation insight. Independent valuer and audit support: Support engagement with external valuers, auditors and other advisers. Prepare analysis, answer queries, reconcile outputs and help ensure valuation conclusions are defensible under internal governance and external review Portfolio enhancement and value creation: Identify opportunities to enhance portfolio value through refinancing, optimisation of capital structures, asset life extensions, operational improvements and strategic portfolio actions. Develop business cases, undertake financial analysis, work alongside asset management teams to implement initiatives and track realised value creation over time. Monitor the impact of optimisation initiatives and quantify value created through refinancing, operational improvements, contract optimisation and strategic decisions. Portfolio management: Support the delivery of the annual performance targets of your allocated portfolios by supporting the asset management team on commercial decision making. Debt modelling, financing assumptions and treasury products: You will understand the debt structures in place within your asset portfolios and ensure that all lender requirements are understood and complied with. Ensure debt, refinancing, covenant, hedging, FX and interest-rate assumptions are appropriately reflected in the short term asset budgets and valuation models and committee materials. Assess covenant optimisation and refinancing opportunities. Reporting, data and KPI ownership: Monitor investor returns, track record and other asset and fund KPIs, ensuring accurate data and informative forecasts. Ensure new acquisitions assigned to you are onboarded into the fund management and valuation process effectively, with clear ownership, assumptions, controls and reporting outputs. Investor Relations: Support the creation of investor reports and other materials, ensuring information is accurate, relevant and clearly presented. Support follow-on fundraising and due diligence processes through the provision of high-quality data, analysis and valuation commentary. Investment and transaction support: Support new acquisitions, disposals, restructurings and portfolio decisions through valuation analysis, model review, sensitivity analysis and input into investment or committee papers. The analysis will be used by the Fund Managers to assess the desirability of the new investments and the impact of the fund. Ensure new assets are onboarded into the valuation process with clear ownership, assumptions and controls. Detail orientated, taking accountability for the accuracy of every output. Able to self review. Able to plan ahead but also work under pressure, always delivering to deadlines. Able to interpret information and distil concisely Able to demonstrate good verbal and written skills Able to collaborate. A team player, flexible in approach and able to support others as necessary. Thrive in a fast moving business, able to see solutions where others see problems, passionate about improving processes, models and customer outcomes. Excited, not overwhelmed by a challenge. Requirements Minimum of 4 years relevant working experience. Previous experience of working in infrastructure, renewable energy, infrastructure asset management, project finance or infrastructure valuation. Offshore wind experience specifically is advantageous. Experience of modelling, specifically, discounted cash-flow modelling and debt modelling skills. A modelling test will be part of the recruitment process. Advanced excel capabilities. A strong understanding of fund management processes for debt and equity for listed funds Strong written skills, with experience preparing valuation papers, investment papers, committee papers, board materials or investor-facing analysis. Strong financial acumen. Progress towards CFA, ACA, ACCA or another relevant qualification would be advantageous.
Octopus Energy is all about clean, green energy with transparent pricing and a relentless commitment to customer experience. Key Responsibilities Technical Leadership Lead the design, development, and deployment of production-grade agentic workflows and multi-model architectures Stay across the latest advancements in AI and machine learning to ensure we stay at the forefront of technology Oversee the technical architecture and ensure scalability, reliability, and security of AI systems Drive LLMOps best practices, focusing on model evaluation, hallucination mitigation, data privacy, and token cost optimisation. Strategic Management Develop and execute a strategic roadmap for AI initiatives aligned with the company's goals alongside our technology and strategy teams Identify and manage strategic partnerships with technology providers, research labs, and other stakeholders Evaluate and integrate third-party AI services and solutions, as needed Communicate complex AI concepts to non-technical stakeholders to facilitate understanding and decision making Build, lead and mentor a high performing AI team Oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of strategic AI projects Ensure the foundations of our AI solutions are robust Requirements Hands-on GenAI builder Experience moving GenAI from proof-of-concept to scaled, production-grade systems that drive measurable impact A deep technical understanding of the problems being solved, with the ability to go hands-on if required Note: this experience could be from delivering a transformational product at an enterprise, or developing innovative products at a startup Exceptional leader Proven leadership experience, with a track record of managing and developing high-performing teams A product-focused mindset with the ability to translate complex AI capabilities into user friendly experiences, including proven experience leading the direction of tool development The ability to both get into the nitty gritty with developers and translate complex concepts to non-technical audiences, as a plus enjoying doing technical talks at conferences Passionate about the future of AI Knowledge of AI ethics and the evolving regulatory landscape A close follower of the trends at the cutting edge of GenAI development & implementation
Aug 24, 2026
Full time
Octopus Energy is all about clean, green energy with transparent pricing and a relentless commitment to customer experience. Key Responsibilities Technical Leadership Lead the design, development, and deployment of production-grade agentic workflows and multi-model architectures Stay across the latest advancements in AI and machine learning to ensure we stay at the forefront of technology Oversee the technical architecture and ensure scalability, reliability, and security of AI systems Drive LLMOps best practices, focusing on model evaluation, hallucination mitigation, data privacy, and token cost optimisation. Strategic Management Develop and execute a strategic roadmap for AI initiatives aligned with the company's goals alongside our technology and strategy teams Identify and manage strategic partnerships with technology providers, research labs, and other stakeholders Evaluate and integrate third-party AI services and solutions, as needed Communicate complex AI concepts to non-technical stakeholders to facilitate understanding and decision making Build, lead and mentor a high performing AI team Oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of strategic AI projects Ensure the foundations of our AI solutions are robust Requirements Hands-on GenAI builder Experience moving GenAI from proof-of-concept to scaled, production-grade systems that drive measurable impact A deep technical understanding of the problems being solved, with the ability to go hands-on if required Note: this experience could be from delivering a transformational product at an enterprise, or developing innovative products at a startup Exceptional leader Proven leadership experience, with a track record of managing and developing high-performing teams A product-focused mindset with the ability to translate complex AI capabilities into user friendly experiences, including proven experience leading the direction of tool development The ability to both get into the nitty gritty with developers and translate complex concepts to non-technical audiences, as a plus enjoying doing technical talks at conferences Passionate about the future of AI Knowledge of AI ethics and the evolving regulatory landscape A close follower of the trends at the cutting edge of GenAI development & implementation
NextGenEnergyJobs in London seeks a Head of Energy Trading Regulation to lead regulatory interpretation across electricity, gas, and environmental products, and translate frameworks into practical guidance for hedging and complex instruments. You will embed REMIT, EMIR and MiFID II into trading strategy, track developments, and develop training for teams. Strong collaboration with regulators and cross-functional stakeholders is essential.
Aug 21, 2026
Full time
NextGenEnergyJobs in London seeks a Head of Energy Trading Regulation to lead regulatory interpretation across electricity, gas, and environmental products, and translate frameworks into practical guidance for hedging and complex instruments. You will embed REMIT, EMIR and MiFID II into trading strategy, track developments, and develop training for teams. Strong collaboration with regulators and cross-functional stakeholders is essential.
We're seeking a high-calibre, experienced and confident professional to join our Energy Regulation Team as Head of Energy Trading Regulation. Key Responsibilities Own regulatory interpretation and compliance across electricity (day-ahead, intraday, balancing, forwards), natural gas (spot, prompt, forwards), and environmental products (ROCs, REGOs, Guarantees of Origin, ETS compliance). Translate regulatory frameworks into practical guidance on physical and financial hedging strategies, and complex products (tolling agreements, PPAs, structured instruments) that our teams operate across GB, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Embed REMIT, EMIR, and MiFID II into trading strategy and processes from inception, ensuring teams maintain regulatory clarity and confidence as markets and regulations evolve. Evaluate and advise on regulatory treatment of emerging strategies, including Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), demand-side flexibility portfolios, and renewable generation optimisation. Track and interpret regulatory developments across power markets, gas markets, carbon/environmental regimes, and flexibility participation rules. Develop practical, accessible training to keep teams current on evolving regulatory obligations and market impacts. Build and maintain relationships with regulators (Ofgem, ACER, the FCA), industry bodies, and peers - staying ahead of regulatory change to keep guidance current and anticipate market impacts. Lead cross-functional planning and implementation of upcoming market related regulatory reforms and rule changes. Requirements Strong background in energy wholesale market regulations (UK and/or Continental Europe). Deep understanding of power and gas market design, trading structures, and regulatory frameworks. Hands-on experience with REMIT, EMIR, and MiFID II compliance and application. Exposure to environmental markets, certificates, or carbon trading. Experience supporting trading operations or market-facing commercial teams. Familiarity with BESS, demand flexibility, or optimisation strategies is valuable. Experience translating complex market regulations to non-specialist audiences. Commercially aware: you understand how to support complex hedging structures while ensuring regulatory obligations are met. You provide specialist regulatory guidance to the Energy Markets team while supporting broader business functions on regulatory compliance You default to 'how do we do this?' rather than defaulting to 'we can't'. You work comfortably in real time with the Energy Markets team and cross-business stakeholders - handling ambiguity and competing regulatory priorities. You simplify complexity without losing accuracy or regulatory substance. Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to synthesize complex topics for non-specialists. Strong presentation skills and comfortable in a data-rich, tech-enabled environment. A genuine fit with our culture and commitment to our mission.
Aug 21, 2026
Full time
We're seeking a high-calibre, experienced and confident professional to join our Energy Regulation Team as Head of Energy Trading Regulation. Key Responsibilities Own regulatory interpretation and compliance across electricity (day-ahead, intraday, balancing, forwards), natural gas (spot, prompt, forwards), and environmental products (ROCs, REGOs, Guarantees of Origin, ETS compliance). Translate regulatory frameworks into practical guidance on physical and financial hedging strategies, and complex products (tolling agreements, PPAs, structured instruments) that our teams operate across GB, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Embed REMIT, EMIR, and MiFID II into trading strategy and processes from inception, ensuring teams maintain regulatory clarity and confidence as markets and regulations evolve. Evaluate and advise on regulatory treatment of emerging strategies, including Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), demand-side flexibility portfolios, and renewable generation optimisation. Track and interpret regulatory developments across power markets, gas markets, carbon/environmental regimes, and flexibility participation rules. Develop practical, accessible training to keep teams current on evolving regulatory obligations and market impacts. Build and maintain relationships with regulators (Ofgem, ACER, the FCA), industry bodies, and peers - staying ahead of regulatory change to keep guidance current and anticipate market impacts. Lead cross-functional planning and implementation of upcoming market related regulatory reforms and rule changes. Requirements Strong background in energy wholesale market regulations (UK and/or Continental Europe). Deep understanding of power and gas market design, trading structures, and regulatory frameworks. Hands-on experience with REMIT, EMIR, and MiFID II compliance and application. Exposure to environmental markets, certificates, or carbon trading. Experience supporting trading operations or market-facing commercial teams. Familiarity with BESS, demand flexibility, or optimisation strategies is valuable. Experience translating complex market regulations to non-specialist audiences. Commercially aware: you understand how to support complex hedging structures while ensuring regulatory obligations are met. You provide specialist regulatory guidance to the Energy Markets team while supporting broader business functions on regulatory compliance You default to 'how do we do this?' rather than defaulting to 'we can't'. You work comfortably in real time with the Energy Markets team and cross-business stakeholders - handling ambiguity and competing regulatory priorities. You simplify complexity without losing accuracy or regulatory substance. Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to synthesize complex topics for non-specialists. Strong presentation skills and comfortable in a data-rich, tech-enabled environment. A genuine fit with our culture and commitment to our mission.
Octopus Energy is all about clean, green energy with transparent pricing and a relentless commitment to customer experience. Key Responsibilities Provide expert indirect tax advice and support to various business units (e.g., Finance, Legal, Operations, and Technology) on new products, services, and expansion into new markets. Identify opportunities for indirect tax savings and efficiencies. Lead indirect tax due diligence for M&A activities. Assist in setting up the correct indirect tax processes for new international entities. Manage all VAT compliance obligations for the UK entities, including overseeing the timely and accurate preparation and submission of returns. The returns will be prepared by the tax assistant manager Provide support where necessary to the non-UK entities Ensure the Group's accounting systems and processes correctly capture and report indirect tax data. Coordinate with external advisors and internal finance teams to gather necessary data for tax filings. Monitor changes in indirect tax legislation across relevant jurisdictions and implement necessary changes to internal processes and systems. Advise on other indirect taxes as required eg customs duty and climate change levy Identify efficiencies and improve processes and systems to ensure we are keeping up with requirements Requirements A recognised professional accounting or tax qualification (e.g. CTA, ACA, ACCA, CPA or LLM in Taxation). Strong post qualification experience in indirect tax, ideally gained in-house within a multinational business or at a major accounting firm. Proven technical knowledge of VAT/GST/Sales Tax regimes, particularly across multiple jurisdictions. Experience working within the energy or utilities sector would be a bonus. Experience with NetSuite and/or tax automation tools would be helpful. Great written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex tax topics clearly and confidently to people outside of tax. Comfortable working autonomously, managing multiple priorities and taking ownership of projects through to completion.
Aug 18, 2026
Full time
Octopus Energy is all about clean, green energy with transparent pricing and a relentless commitment to customer experience. Key Responsibilities Provide expert indirect tax advice and support to various business units (e.g., Finance, Legal, Operations, and Technology) on new products, services, and expansion into new markets. Identify opportunities for indirect tax savings and efficiencies. Lead indirect tax due diligence for M&A activities. Assist in setting up the correct indirect tax processes for new international entities. Manage all VAT compliance obligations for the UK entities, including overseeing the timely and accurate preparation and submission of returns. The returns will be prepared by the tax assistant manager Provide support where necessary to the non-UK entities Ensure the Group's accounting systems and processes correctly capture and report indirect tax data. Coordinate with external advisors and internal finance teams to gather necessary data for tax filings. Monitor changes in indirect tax legislation across relevant jurisdictions and implement necessary changes to internal processes and systems. Advise on other indirect taxes as required eg customs duty and climate change levy Identify efficiencies and improve processes and systems to ensure we are keeping up with requirements Requirements A recognised professional accounting or tax qualification (e.g. CTA, ACA, ACCA, CPA or LLM in Taxation). Strong post qualification experience in indirect tax, ideally gained in-house within a multinational business or at a major accounting firm. Proven technical knowledge of VAT/GST/Sales Tax regimes, particularly across multiple jurisdictions. Experience working within the energy or utilities sector would be a bonus. Experience with NetSuite and/or tax automation tools would be helpful. Great written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex tax topics clearly and confidently to people outside of tax. Comfortable working autonomously, managing multiple priorities and taking ownership of projects through to completion.
At Celonis, we believe our people make us who we are and that "The Best Team Wins". Key Responsibilities The Client Value Partner (CVP) role is a key addition to our broader Value Engineering team and will play a crucial role in Celonis' growth strategy. As a CVP, you will spearhead our mission of data-driven business transformation with our most strategic customers within the Mining industry. You will lead extensive teams of Celonis experts to ensure the success and satisfaction of some of our top customer base on their journey to realizing value with Celonis. The CVP is the accountable lead for customer success, acting as the trusted advisor for a strategic customer. This involves engaging with C-Level Executives to collaboratively define the long-term vision for utilizing Celonis to transform their business while mobilizing the necessary Celonis resources. In collaboration with our cross-functional Celonis teams, you will drive measurable business impact across various processes and industries and accelerate the adoption of our platform. The CVP will also champion transformational initiatives across Celonis and customer accounts, fostering innovation and strategic change to maximize value and drive business transformation. We seek experienced professionals with a proven track record in managing executive relationships, driving profitable growth, and blending industry expertise with strong analytical and consulting skills. Join us at the forefront of one of the fastest-growing tech companies worldwide and help guide our customers to become the next Lighthouse Celonis customers. Requirements Minimum 10 years of relevant strategy consulting, customer success or related experience within industry required Strong experience in driving large scale transformation programs, process re-engineering engagements, and implementations Experience with AI-based transformation is a strong plus Deep exposure to and experience with successful change management practices Ability to navigate large global organizations and have the power of persuasion through data, facts and confidence Know how to successfully work with internal resources to design, pitch and sell opportunities with relevant subject matter experts and practice leads Possess a natural and consultative approach when engaging with senior executives Strong team player who inspires the team with a patient and entrepreneurial leadership style Project management: ability to organize and manage multiple streams Are self-motivated, proactive team player Are able to thrive in fast-paced, collaborative, and ambiguous environments with various stakeholders Total compensation package will include base salary + bonus/commission + equity + benefits.
Aug 12, 2026
Full time
At Celonis, we believe our people make us who we are and that "The Best Team Wins". Key Responsibilities The Client Value Partner (CVP) role is a key addition to our broader Value Engineering team and will play a crucial role in Celonis' growth strategy. As a CVP, you will spearhead our mission of data-driven business transformation with our most strategic customers within the Mining industry. You will lead extensive teams of Celonis experts to ensure the success and satisfaction of some of our top customer base on their journey to realizing value with Celonis. The CVP is the accountable lead for customer success, acting as the trusted advisor for a strategic customer. This involves engaging with C-Level Executives to collaboratively define the long-term vision for utilizing Celonis to transform their business while mobilizing the necessary Celonis resources. In collaboration with our cross-functional Celonis teams, you will drive measurable business impact across various processes and industries and accelerate the adoption of our platform. The CVP will also champion transformational initiatives across Celonis and customer accounts, fostering innovation and strategic change to maximize value and drive business transformation. We seek experienced professionals with a proven track record in managing executive relationships, driving profitable growth, and blending industry expertise with strong analytical and consulting skills. Join us at the forefront of one of the fastest-growing tech companies worldwide and help guide our customers to become the next Lighthouse Celonis customers. Requirements Minimum 10 years of relevant strategy consulting, customer success or related experience within industry required Strong experience in driving large scale transformation programs, process re-engineering engagements, and implementations Experience with AI-based transformation is a strong plus Deep exposure to and experience with successful change management practices Ability to navigate large global organizations and have the power of persuasion through data, facts and confidence Know how to successfully work with internal resources to design, pitch and sell opportunities with relevant subject matter experts and practice leads Possess a natural and consultative approach when engaging with senior executives Strong team player who inspires the team with a patient and entrepreneurial leadership style Project management: ability to organize and manage multiple streams Are self-motivated, proactive team player Are able to thrive in fast-paced, collaborative, and ambiguous environments with various stakeholders Total compensation package will include base salary + bonus/commission + equity + benefits.