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Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Open 4 months, first seen by us 133 days agoEmployment type in the employer’s posting: Full-timeFrom the employer’s posting
Answer research questions raised by the data science team using data analysis
Evaluate challenges and opportunities in the market, backed by solid statistics
will use data analysis techniques to find answers to research questions raised by data science team
will evaluate the challenges and opportunities in the market, backing the findings with solid statistics
Strong background in data analytics. Must be familiar with basic statistical techniques and metrics
Strong understanding of energy markets in US (Previous work experience in the energy domain, or extensive coursework and projects in the area)
Familiarity with using Python for data analysis (or equivalent language)
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Machine Learning background is a plus
is familiar with the electricity wholesale markets in the US
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We are seeking for a candidate who is passionate about making a difference in energy industry using data analytics. Energy Data Analyst will act as a bridge between our data science team and the energy market. He/she will use data analysis techniques to find answers to research questions raised by data science team, will evaluate the challenges and opportunities in the market, backing the findings with solid statistics, and will evaluate and analyze our products' performance, providing insightful feedback for improvements, just to count a few of the responsibilities. The ideal candidate is experienced and comfortable with analyzing big data and crunching numbers, is familiar with the electricity wholesale markets in the US, and has programming background, preferably in Python. We are seeking independent and critical thinkers, who are good team players. Qualifications
- Strong understanding of energy markets in US (Previous work experience in the energy domain, or extensive coursework and projects in the area) - Familiarity with using Python for data analysis (or equivalent language). - A strong sense of ownership
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We file this job under Analyst, by the work the posting describes.
Analysts answer business questions with data. They pull numbers with SQL, build reports and dashboards, and explain what changed and why to the people making decisions.
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Unlike a data scientist, an analyst mostly explains what happened rather than building models that predict what will.
We are seeking for a candidate who is passionate about making a difference in energy industry using data analytics. Energy Data Analyst will act as a bridge between our data science team and the energy market. He/she will use data analysis techniques to find answers to research questions raised by data science team, will evaluate the challenges and opportunities in the market, backing the findings with solid statistics, and will evaluate and analyze our products' performance, providing insightful feedback for improvements, just to count a few of the responsibilities.
The ideal candidate is experienced and comfortable with analyzing big data and crunching numbers, is familiar with the electricity wholesale markets in the US, and has programming background, preferably in Python. We are seeking independent and critical thinkers, who are good team players.
COMPENSATION
Very competitive salary, because you deserve it.
Equity in the company, to keep you motivated.
401(k) plan with matching, because we care about your future!
PERKS:
Unlimited vacation, we work hard and take time when we need it.
Medical, dental and vision coverage.
Fully stocked fridge, coffee, espresso and tons of snacks to keep us going.
Fantastic modern office space in Pittsburgh’s Strip District with free parking.
Great office environment with exceptionally talented coworkers.
kWantera’s staff is highly motivated to shake up the status quo of the modern electric and natural gas industries within the United States. Our technology platform, machine learning, and predictive analytics are cutting-edge entrants into the emerging world of Big Data. We seek people who will be similarly passionate about changing the world.
kWantera is a venture-backed startup company dedicated to helping companies manage their energy. Our team of quantitative energy market analysts work with our big data analytics platform to analyze and react to changing market conditions. At kWantera, we promote a highly dedicated, collaborative and creative work environment where our employees take ownership of their role, taking much pride in their work. We aim to continue innovating in the future, giving businesses the upper hand on their energy decisions.
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