Company
Drax Group
Drax Group
£33,000-£40,000+ Benefits
Optimisation AnalystIpswich/ Hybrid £33,000-£40,000+ BenefitsDo you have a strong background in mathematics? Are you interested in joining a business that’s working towards a zero carbon, lower cost energy future? Then come join us!Drax are looking for an Optimisation Analyst to optimise the way that our customers use electricity by helping them to understand where flexibility exists in their operations.As part of your , you will, design, build and manage optimisation models with the intention of creating value for electricity supply to our customers. This is achieved by operating, maintaining, and improving on existing models for forecasting, optimisation and dispatch. You will undertake daily optimisation actions for our existing portfolio, including monitoring markets, asset performance etc.Your verbal and written communication skills will be invaluable, as you confidently articulate complex issues and present recommendations that demonstrate benefits and acknowledge associated risks. This is a busy role, so it’s important that you have the ability to determine priorities and ensure that things are delivered in a timely and expedient manner.You should have strong analytical and numerate skills, and advanced Excel, VBA and SQL skills, with experience of Python an advantage.A good understanding of the UK wholesale and retail energy markets would be beneficial but not essential, just the desire to learn. If this matches your profile and experience, this could be the role for you - please apply now.
Ipswich
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