Data Analyst – Asset Optimisation

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Data Analyst – Renewable Energy & Asset Optimisation
Noriker Power develops and optimises rapid response power systems. Through innovation and a strong motivation to protect the environment, Noriker has grown into a vertically integrated developer and service provider in this increasingly important market.
We are looking for a Data Analyst with a strong foundation in Mathematics or Physics to help us optimise the performance of our renewable energy portfolio. As we scale our BESS assets, we need a practical analyst who can distil domain data into commercial results.
Key Responsibilities

Use mathematical frameworks to predict supply depth and market pricing, identifying market opportunities
Model optimal usage of battery assets using linear programming taking into account opportunity cost and physical characteristics of the asset
Model GB electricity system to create forward view of system constraints
Understand and model dynamics of all markets BESS participate in, including wholesale electricity, Balancing Services, Balancing Mechanism etc, to create optimised strategies for assets
Implement progressively deeper levels of optimisation taking into account real time performance, utilisation and machine state parameters
Requirements
A degree in Physics, Mathematics, Theoretical Physics, or a related field where you have spent time modelling physical systems in an UK university
Experience in Statistical Significance and Time-Series Analysis
Ability to handle Vector Calculus or Linear Algebra
A "First Principles" approach to solving problems
Python (specifically libraries like NumPy, SciPy, and Pandas)
SQL or similar for managing large-scale time-series datasets
Familiarity with SCADA systems is a bonus
Understanding of the UK/EU Energy Market (e.g., Balancing Mechanism, Ancillary Services) is desirable
Must have permanent right to work in the UK without sponsorship.
Why Join Noriker Power?
Solve Real Problems: Your analysis doesn't just increase clicks; it directly speeds up the global transition to Net Zero.
Intellectual Rigour: Work in an environment where your academic background is respected and utilised daily.
Career Progression: work across a wide variety of disciplines with plentiful opportunities

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