Flex Analyst, Southern European Origination, Düsseldorf, (m/f)

Who We Are Statkraft Markets (Origination): Statkraft has been making clean energy possible for over a century and is Europe’s largest renewable energy producer. Within Statkraft Markets, Origination structures and manages energy contracts—ranging from long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to shorter-term hedging solutions. Southern European Origination: Our Southern European team leads structured wholesale transactions across Spain, Portugal, France, and Italy. These are often bespoke deals tailored to client needs. What sets us apart is our business model: full commercial responsibility for both PnL and risk sits within the business. Origination teams in Madrid, Paris and Milan work hand-in-hand with Portfolio Management in Düsseldorf under a “one team – one PnL” setup: we jointly price, manage, and own the commercial outcome. Portfolio Management (PM) is the commercial backbone of this setup. We price transactions, manage portfolio risk, and execute hedging strategies in the market. To do so, we develop and operate the models, data, and tools that underpin all trading and commercial decision-making. Flexible assets, especially batteries (BESS), are an exploding market in Southern Europe. As we’re scaling our position as leading provider of long-term hedging and short-term optimisation solutions for these flexible assets, the mission of the Flex Structuring team is to act as the key strategist and custodian of flex value and risk within the business. The Flex Analyst is a front-office role within the portfolio management team. You will approach your work with a commercial lens: how does it generate PnL, and what risks does it introduce or mitigate? You will work directly on transactions and portfolio decisions with tangible commercial impact. Your core activities will include: Analysing asset performance and relevant market dynamics, from historical revenues to short-term trading strategies and long-term market scenarios. The focus is on flex assets, above all BESS, but also on the balancing behavior of our large portfolio of RES assets and understanding the interplay between these balancing costs and flex revenues. Translating this analysis into commercial strategy: defining products, pricing approaches, and how we structure flexibility purchase agreements (FPAs) Building and improving pricing tools that are used across a large pipeline of transactions Deep-diving into the risk/return profile of individual deals, supporting pricing and structuring decisions on high-value transactions In addition, you will: Track and challenge the short-term optimisation of our flex portfolio, ensuring performance meets commercial expectations Develop a deep understanding of how these assets generate value, and feed this back into our modelling and valuation, in close cooperation with our Pricing & Analytics team (who has responsibility for the overall modelling and valuation framework) What the work looks like: Highly analytical, working with data and models across short-term markets and long-term scenarios Direct exposure to large transactions and portfolios, with tangible impact on PnL Bridging modelling and commercial decision-making—turning complex analytics into actionable insights for valuation, deal structuring and pricing, and trading and optimisation Requirements of the Role: Front-office roles in Portfolio Management are at the same time: Extremely diverse Very demanding Central to the business One of the most rewarding To be successful as Flex Analyst , you will need to: Think commercially: you focus on value creation, understand risk, and are comfortable making and defending decisions under uncertainty Take ownership: you go beyond the task at hand, proactively develop ideas, and step up when things get difficult Are highly analytical: you enjoy working with data, models, and complex problems—and finding clear, practical solutions Bring strong judgement and structure: you prioritise what matters, keep things simple where possible, while still maintaining attention to detail Collaborate effectively: you build strong relationships, challenge constructively, and influence others—even in tough discussions At least 3–5 years of professional experience in a quantitative, analytical, ideally front-office, role Strong analytical background, with experience in Python (or similar) Experience working with complex datasets and models University degree in a relevant field of study Written and spoken fluency in English is essential. Italian, French, Spanish or Portuguese advantageous At Statkraft, you’ll shape a career that is truly forward-facing with many amazing opportunities and offerings to match. This includes (non-exclusive): Unlimited learning opportunities at various levels of the organisation The chance to grow your career alongside a truly global network of experts, leaders, specialists and graduates from different countries and backgrounds The opportunity to work somewhere with pride, and to be able to honestly say “My work is contributing to saving the planet” A work culture that puts emphasis on the individual, offering flexible working solutions, and work life balance principles Our vision is to renew the way the world is powered. To navigate the complex journey ahead, we need every voice at the table. We therefore work actively to be a diverse and inclusive workplace and welcome all applicants regardless of background, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious belief, ethnicity, nationality or disability. Statkraft offers competitive terms of employment and benefits schemes, and we’re a trusted employer that puts the safety of our people first. We believe that a safe and healthy working environment is a matter of choice, not chance. Statkraft manages critical infrastructure and services in several countries. We conduct background checks on qualified applicants before hire. This may include a conflicts of interest statement from candidates.