Vitol
Operations Analyst
Houston, TX, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 7 hours ago
PythonData AnalysisData VisualizationComplianceForecastingExcelLogisticsProcess ImprovementContract Management
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About the role
- Vitol is a leader in energy and commodities.
- In addition to its primary business of trading, Vitol is invested in infrastructure globally, with $10+billion invested in long-term assets.
- Oversee logistics, pricing validation, collateral management, and volume controls for power products and renewable credits across major US and Latin American markets.
Responsibilities
- Integrating and analyzing data from diverse sources including market reports, internal systems, Excel, and Python databases to support trading, risk management, and operational decision-making
- Applying advanced data analysis techniques in Python to identify operational bottlenecks, forecast market conditions, and optimize contract execution strategies for US and LATAM markets
- Developing custom VBA macros to automate, contract documentation, approval workflows, and audit trails for power transactions
Requirements
- 3 years of experience to include:
Benefits
- Life insurance
- Short-term & Long-term disability
Company info
- Vitol's customers include national oil companies, multinationals, leading industrial companies and utilities.
- Founded in Rotterdam in 1966, today Vitol serves its customers from some 40 offices worldwide.
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