Energy Market Data Analyst

ISO New England is the independent system operator responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable flow of electricity in our region and planning for the future of the electric grid. The Energy Market Data Analyst will support the implementation of market power mitigation rules and conduct analyses to ensure energy market prices reflect competitive conditions. Responsibilities Maintain and enhance production cost models to determine competitive benchmarks (reference levels) for energy market and ancillary service mitigation Assess the accuracy and reasonableness of benchmark inputs such as heat rates and variable operation and maintenance costs Develop financial and engineering models to estimate generators’ marginal and opportunity costs Perform mitigation activities as defined in market rules, including participation in the monitoring and mitigation on call rotation (some weekend coverage required) Prepare and refine market reports that summarize outcomes, competitiveness, and mitigation activity Evaluate capacity market offers by reviewing financial models, project documentation, risk assessments, and engineering analyses Support the development, testing, and deployment of analytical tools used for energy and capacity market mitigation as well as identifying tariff violations and potential market manipulation Design, develop and run screening tools to identify non-compliance with market rules and uncompetitive behavior Identify market participant behavior that warrants further investigation and analysis Skills Bachelor's or master's degree in economics, Finance, Engineering, Business Administration, or a related field Experience or strong interest in wholesale electricity markets or the electric utility industry Familiarity with electricity and gas market fundamentals and the drivers of production and opportunity costs Strong quantitative analytical skills, including the ability to evaluate market participant strategies from a profit maximizing perspective to identify anomalous market behavior and assess gaps in market rules that could be exploited Experienced working with, and drawing insights from, large and complex data sources Proficiency with Excel and programming languages such as SAS, SQL Financial modeling skills, including proficiency with discounted cash flow techniques Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively, manage tight deadlines, and communicate technical concepts clearly Excellent written and verbal communication skills Knowledge of power plant cost structures across the asset life cycle is desirable Experience with R or Python is a plus Knowledge of physical gas markets—trading, fuel supply optimization, or risk hedging—is a plus Experience with risk evaluation techniques is desirable Benefits Annual performance bonus Comprehensive health insurance (medical, dental and vision) Flexible spending and health savings accounts 401(k) plan with generous employer contributions Student debt benefit Life and AD&D insurance Disability insurance Critical illness and hospital indemnity benefits Paid time off Paid leave Wellness program Employee assistance program Other great company perks Company Overview Keeping the power flowing reliably and at competitive prices to the homes, businesses, and industries across the six diverse states of New England is a complicated, demanding, and ever-evolving job. It was founded in 1997, and is headquartered in Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is