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Quantitative Analyst (BESS)
The Human Capital Company
Quantitative Analyst - Battery Energy Storage (BESS) London Hybrid Competitive package An exciting opportunity has opened for a Quantitative Analyst to join a rapidly growing energy business investing heavily in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). This is your chance to play a pivotal role in the UK's energy transition. You'll be part of a new team preparing for the launch of one of the country's largest grid-scale batteries, while supporting trading on an existing portfolio. What you'll do: Develop and test trading strategies for UK power markets (day-ahead, intraday, balancing). Build forecasting tools and market models to support 24/7 operations. Analyse data to optimise performance and identify new revenue opportunities. Contribute to live trading activities and deliver market insights. What we're looking for: Strong Python skills with experience building analytics or trading tools. Ability to handle large datasets and extract actionable insights. Familiarity with UK power and battery storage markets (advantageous). Analytical thinker, problem solver, and clear communicator. Degree in a quantitative or technical field. If you're looking to apply your quantitative skills at the cutting edge of energy and make a real impact on the transition to net zero - we'd love to hear from you.
Jan 25, 2026
Full time
Quantitative Analyst - Battery Energy Storage (BESS) London Hybrid Competitive package An exciting opportunity has opened for a Quantitative Analyst to join a rapidly growing energy business investing heavily in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). This is your chance to play a pivotal role in the UK's energy transition. You'll be part of a new team preparing for the launch of one of the country's largest grid-scale batteries, while supporting trading on an existing portfolio. What you'll do: Develop and test trading strategies for UK power markets (day-ahead, intraday, balancing). Build forecasting tools and market models to support 24/7 operations. Analyse data to optimise performance and identify new revenue opportunities. Contribute to live trading activities and deliver market insights. What we're looking for: Strong Python skills with experience building analytics or trading tools. Ability to handle large datasets and extract actionable insights. Familiarity with UK power and battery storage markets (advantageous). Analytical thinker, problem solver, and clear communicator. Degree in a quantitative or technical field. If you're looking to apply your quantitative skills at the cutting edge of energy and make a real impact on the transition to net zero - we'd love to hear from you.
Quantitative Analyst
Javelin Group Hackney, London
About Javelin Javelin Global Commodities is a leading global commodities marketing, trading, logistics services and investment firm with head offices in London and wider global offices in New York, Singapore, Dubai, Switzerland, Canada, Poland, India and Australia. Javelin was founded in 2015 and operates across more than 20 different commodities including metals, coal, oil, iron ore, gas and power, freight, agriculture and renewables. We employ over 200 people but maintain a flat corporate structure and small-company agility. We take pride in our values, global reach, meritocratic culture and strong work ethic. Our success over the years has been built on our guiding principles of customer service, creativity, transparency, integrity, and responsibility. Javelin has a dedicated strategy to support local and meaningful charities through volunteer days, donation matching, a 'give as you earn' scheme and other fundraising activities. We are committed to the wellbeing of our colleagues and organise various social evenings, sports clubs and lunchtime activities. Our London office has on-site gym facilities and a golf/sports simulator. Discover more at The Role The Quantitative Strategies team is an integral part of Javelin's DNA and acts as the glue between commercial, functional and technical parts of the organisation. We are engaged in all aspects of deal development from conception to execution and we actively advise on risk and management for the firm's most complex trades. Tactically we are a small team of experts, ensuring the role is varied and exciting. Our role is similar to Quantitative Research at investment banks and hedge funds, but the opportunity at Javelin is broader in scope and influence. Whilst the team is embedded on the trading floor and has a front office focus, our company performs significant logistical, financing, and operational activities and our group bridges all these areas. As a result, the problems that we solve are varied and challenging and the pace can be fast and pressurised. Responsibilities Translate novel physical and financial trade ideas into deal structures that can be valued and analysed Develop pricing models and libraries to capture new business activity Evaluate risk and provide analysis of trading positions to facilitate hedging activity Collaborate with sales teams in customer negotiations or financing facilities Build risk reporting frameworks for portfolio sensitivities, VAR, credit, working capital attribution and margin for a range of vanilla and exotic financial instruments Understand and quantify funding, accounting, and tax implications of positions Design booking models and systems flows for new business ventures and commodities Support operations, logistics and settlements teams, troubleshooting errors and advising on how to reflect new or changing contract terms Work closely with developers in the Technology team to enhance infrastructure such as in-house trade management and physical commodity scheduling platforms Who We're Looking For We're open to hiring at graduate to early-career level (up to three years' experience). What matters most is finding someone with the right technical skills, mindset, and enthusiasm to grow with our team and expanding businesses. The role will be broadly split between deal structuring, project/library development in python and support (both debugging and user assistance). We are a small team with a wide range of experience and will provide immersive on-the-job training both technically and more generally in finance and trading. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and skills so that the successful candidate can prosper and cultivate a rewarding career at Javelin. This role would suit: Graduates or recent post-graduates in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a related technical discipline Early-career analysts with up to three years of relevant professional experience Skills and Experience Required Python programming experience Strong analytical thinking with an innovative, problem-solving approach Clear and effective communication skills Ability to work collaboratively and perform well under pressure Relevant internship or placement experience is an advantage Annual discretionary bonus 25 days holiday Company pension scheme (10% company contribution) Private medical scheme with a range of additional wellbeing benefits Travel insurance Income protection Life assurance (5x salary) Bike2Work scheme including secure storage and showers Season ticket loan Onsite gym
Jan 23, 2026
Full time
About Javelin Javelin Global Commodities is a leading global commodities marketing, trading, logistics services and investment firm with head offices in London and wider global offices in New York, Singapore, Dubai, Switzerland, Canada, Poland, India and Australia. Javelin was founded in 2015 and operates across more than 20 different commodities including metals, coal, oil, iron ore, gas and power, freight, agriculture and renewables. We employ over 200 people but maintain a flat corporate structure and small-company agility. We take pride in our values, global reach, meritocratic culture and strong work ethic. Our success over the years has been built on our guiding principles of customer service, creativity, transparency, integrity, and responsibility. Javelin has a dedicated strategy to support local and meaningful charities through volunteer days, donation matching, a 'give as you earn' scheme and other fundraising activities. We are committed to the wellbeing of our colleagues and organise various social evenings, sports clubs and lunchtime activities. Our London office has on-site gym facilities and a golf/sports simulator. Discover more at The Role The Quantitative Strategies team is an integral part of Javelin's DNA and acts as the glue between commercial, functional and technical parts of the organisation. We are engaged in all aspects of deal development from conception to execution and we actively advise on risk and management for the firm's most complex trades. Tactically we are a small team of experts, ensuring the role is varied and exciting. Our role is similar to Quantitative Research at investment banks and hedge funds, but the opportunity at Javelin is broader in scope and influence. Whilst the team is embedded on the trading floor and has a front office focus, our company performs significant logistical, financing, and operational activities and our group bridges all these areas. As a result, the problems that we solve are varied and challenging and the pace can be fast and pressurised. Responsibilities Translate novel physical and financial trade ideas into deal structures that can be valued and analysed Develop pricing models and libraries to capture new business activity Evaluate risk and provide analysis of trading positions to facilitate hedging activity Collaborate with sales teams in customer negotiations or financing facilities Build risk reporting frameworks for portfolio sensitivities, VAR, credit, working capital attribution and margin for a range of vanilla and exotic financial instruments Understand and quantify funding, accounting, and tax implications of positions Design booking models and systems flows for new business ventures and commodities Support operations, logistics and settlements teams, troubleshooting errors and advising on how to reflect new or changing contract terms Work closely with developers in the Technology team to enhance infrastructure such as in-house trade management and physical commodity scheduling platforms Who We're Looking For We're open to hiring at graduate to early-career level (up to three years' experience). What matters most is finding someone with the right technical skills, mindset, and enthusiasm to grow with our team and expanding businesses. The role will be broadly split between deal structuring, project/library development in python and support (both debugging and user assistance). We are a small team with a wide range of experience and will provide immersive on-the-job training both technically and more generally in finance and trading. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and skills so that the successful candidate can prosper and cultivate a rewarding career at Javelin. This role would suit: Graduates or recent post-graduates in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a related technical discipline Early-career analysts with up to three years of relevant professional experience Skills and Experience Required Python programming experience Strong analytical thinking with an innovative, problem-solving approach Clear and effective communication skills Ability to work collaboratively and perform well under pressure Relevant internship or placement experience is an advantage Annual discretionary bonus 25 days holiday Company pension scheme (10% company contribution) Private medical scheme with a range of additional wellbeing benefits Travel insurance Income protection Life assurance (5x salary) Bike2Work scheme including secure storage and showers Season ticket loan Onsite gym
HSBC
Analyst/Associate, Markets Treasury, Financial Resources Management (FRM)
HSBC
Analyst/Associate, Markets Treasury, Financial Resources Management (FRM) Brand: HSBC Area of Interest: Location: London, GB, E14 5HQ Work style: Office Worker If you're looking for a career that will help you stand out, join HSBC and fulfil your potential. Whether you want a career that could take you to the top, or simply take you in an exciting new direction, HSBC offers opportunities, support and rewards that will take you further. We are currently seeking a professional to join our team in the role of: Analyst/Associate, Markets Treasury, Financial Resources Management (FRM). As an HSBC employee in the UK, you will have access to tailored professional development opportunities and a competitive pay and benefits package. This includes private healthcare for all UK-based employees, enhanced maternity and adoption pay and support when you return to work, and a contributory pension scheme with a generous employer contribution. Role Purpose: Markets Treasury (MKTY) protect, manage and optimise the Bank's financial resources as the market-facing arm of Global Treasury. The MKTY FRM team will support the MKTY business to achieve the objective on prudential safeguarding of the entities in the HSBC Group such as Liquid Asset Buffer and Cash Management, Interest Rate Risk Management and dynamically management risk exposures given opportunities in the market, within Risk Appetite and efficiently utilising available financial resources, to optimise returns for Global Businesses over the medium term. The key responsibilities of this role include: Ensuring MKTY senior management / ExCo are kept informed of all key financial resource management and allocation impacting the business / entity / region by way of acting as a key point of escalation / contact and if required. This is not a regulated position. In this role you will: Provide holistic and comprehensive analysis on limits and portfolio attribution across MKTY in different entities. Responsible for the optimal allocation of credit limits to entities. Analysis of credit limit forecasting and liaison with Group Risk on MKTY Credit Risk Appetite. Leading the approach and strategy behind Annual / Semi-Annual Limit reviews and liaison with Group Risk. Responsible for the optimal allocation of market limits to entities. Analysis on RWA usage. Responsible for the proactive engagement with policy and reporting teams to ensure optimisation of capital usage. Leading the articulation and producing the communication of MKTY performance and dynamic risk management for Global MKTY. Responsible for all regular and ad-hoc updates on Markets Treasury from the office of the Global Head of Markets Treasury. Leading and guiding MKTY teams in entities and the Treasury transformation teams to enhance and develop MKTY analytics around MKTY financial resource management. The role will be primarily supporting the team regionally and globally, and will have the opportunity learning the various functions of MKTY. To be successful in this role you should meet the following requirements: Highly analytical background with track record of producing quality analysis, strong problem solving skills (i.e. complexity and evaluative), attention to detail are a must. Strong knowledge of Treasury (in capital, liquidity, funding, structural interest rate risk). Possess proven and broad market product knowledge, in particular in fixed income and derivatives. Excellent computer skills (VBA, Python) with the ability to develop and maintain robust models. Good team player with strategic thinking, pro-active 'can-do' attitude, ability to challenge the norm. Excellent communication skills to deal with an extremely diverse set of stakeholders across complex issues and narratives. Strong and broad risk management experience. Remain up-to-date on latest industry (e.g. technology) and regulatory developments and drive the teams to incorporate and enhance capabilities. Ability to articulate MKTY in the context of the organisation to a variety of stakeholders. Understand macro-trends impacting operations and identify solutions to remain competitive in the market. This role is based in London. Being open to different points of view is important for our business and the communities we serve. At HSBC, we're dedicated to creating diverse and inclusive workplaces. Our recruitment processes are accessible to everyone - no matter their gender, ethnicity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or age. We take pride in being part of the Disability Confident Scheme. This helps make sure you can be interviewed fairly if you have a disability, long term health condition, or are neurodiverse. If you'd like to apply for one of our roles and need adjustments made, please get in touch with our Recruitment Helpdesk:
Jan 03, 2026
Full time
Analyst/Associate, Markets Treasury, Financial Resources Management (FRM) Brand: HSBC Area of Interest: Location: London, GB, E14 5HQ Work style: Office Worker If you're looking for a career that will help you stand out, join HSBC and fulfil your potential. Whether you want a career that could take you to the top, or simply take you in an exciting new direction, HSBC offers opportunities, support and rewards that will take you further. We are currently seeking a professional to join our team in the role of: Analyst/Associate, Markets Treasury, Financial Resources Management (FRM). As an HSBC employee in the UK, you will have access to tailored professional development opportunities and a competitive pay and benefits package. This includes private healthcare for all UK-based employees, enhanced maternity and adoption pay and support when you return to work, and a contributory pension scheme with a generous employer contribution. Role Purpose: Markets Treasury (MKTY) protect, manage and optimise the Bank's financial resources as the market-facing arm of Global Treasury. The MKTY FRM team will support the MKTY business to achieve the objective on prudential safeguarding of the entities in the HSBC Group such as Liquid Asset Buffer and Cash Management, Interest Rate Risk Management and dynamically management risk exposures given opportunities in the market, within Risk Appetite and efficiently utilising available financial resources, to optimise returns for Global Businesses over the medium term. The key responsibilities of this role include: Ensuring MKTY senior management / ExCo are kept informed of all key financial resource management and allocation impacting the business / entity / region by way of acting as a key point of escalation / contact and if required. This is not a regulated position. In this role you will: Provide holistic and comprehensive analysis on limits and portfolio attribution across MKTY in different entities. Responsible for the optimal allocation of credit limits to entities. Analysis of credit limit forecasting and liaison with Group Risk on MKTY Credit Risk Appetite. Leading the approach and strategy behind Annual / Semi-Annual Limit reviews and liaison with Group Risk. Responsible for the optimal allocation of market limits to entities. Analysis on RWA usage. Responsible for the proactive engagement with policy and reporting teams to ensure optimisation of capital usage. Leading the articulation and producing the communication of MKTY performance and dynamic risk management for Global MKTY. Responsible for all regular and ad-hoc updates on Markets Treasury from the office of the Global Head of Markets Treasury. Leading and guiding MKTY teams in entities and the Treasury transformation teams to enhance and develop MKTY analytics around MKTY financial resource management. The role will be primarily supporting the team regionally and globally, and will have the opportunity learning the various functions of MKTY. To be successful in this role you should meet the following requirements: Highly analytical background with track record of producing quality analysis, strong problem solving skills (i.e. complexity and evaluative), attention to detail are a must. Strong knowledge of Treasury (in capital, liquidity, funding, structural interest rate risk). Possess proven and broad market product knowledge, in particular in fixed income and derivatives. Excellent computer skills (VBA, Python) with the ability to develop and maintain robust models. Good team player with strategic thinking, pro-active 'can-do' attitude, ability to challenge the norm. Excellent communication skills to deal with an extremely diverse set of stakeholders across complex issues and narratives. Strong and broad risk management experience. Remain up-to-date on latest industry (e.g. technology) and regulatory developments and drive the teams to incorporate and enhance capabilities. Ability to articulate MKTY in the context of the organisation to a variety of stakeholders. Understand macro-trends impacting operations and identify solutions to remain competitive in the market. This role is based in London. Being open to different points of view is important for our business and the communities we serve. At HSBC, we're dedicated to creating diverse and inclusive workplaces. Our recruitment processes are accessible to everyone - no matter their gender, ethnicity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or age. We take pride in being part of the Disability Confident Scheme. This helps make sure you can be interviewed fairly if you have a disability, long term health condition, or are neurodiverse. If you'd like to apply for one of our roles and need adjustments made, please get in touch with our Recruitment Helpdesk:

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