Aurora Energy Research
Power Markets Associate, Client Solutions
Austin, USA
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About the role
- The successful candidate will combine nodal US power markets knowledge with keen analytical ability, and a knack for client-facing interactions.
- They will be a fast learner who excels in a highly collaborative role, and will be able to navigate the complexities of power market forecasting software, while also being able to articulate these complex results to clients.
Responsibilities
- To best enable the user experience, both through client engagement and analysis delivery, Aurora is developing a global technical Client Solutions team that provides the critical end-to-end interface between the underlying model development and the end user.
- This role sits cross-functionally between Advisory, Product, Research, and Commercial teams, developing battery market expertise while supporting client-facing analysis and providing structured feedback to internal product teams.
Company info
- Aurora's Software Solutions team is building the global investment analytics platform for the energy transition.
- We are currently looking for a motivated Power Markets Associate to join the team in Austin, to support the growth of Chronos, Aurora's battery valuation software, in ERCOT and CAISO.
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