Senior Data Engineer - Energy Trading

Orbis Group
City of London
2 days ago
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Senior Data Engineer - Energy trading


Orbis are partnering with a global Energy Trading firm on the build out of a new greenfield trading desk. As part of this exciting new development, they’re looking for the first Senior Data Engineer to join the team.


This is an incredible opportunity to work with an organisation at the intersection of data, technology, and trading, working alongside high performing commercial and technical teams and shaping how data underpins market insights, pricing models, and investment decisions.


In this role, you will:

  • Design, build, and optimise data pipelines and market data platforms in Python for scalable, high-performance analytics
  • Manage end-to-end data ingestion (ETL), transformation, and quality control, ensuring data accuracy and reliability
  • Collaborate with traders, quants, and data scientists to translate commercial needs into robust technical data solutions


To be successful in this role, you will need:

  • Extensive experience in a Data Engineering position involving the building and maintenance of data pipelines gained within Energy Trading
  • Excellent Python skills (Pandas, NumPy), SQL
  • Excellent ETL experience managing the full end-to-end process from Data Ingestion through to Data Publishing
  • Ideally experience with market data sources like EPEX, ENTSO-E, and Nord Pool, alongside strong familiarity with fundamental and weather datasets.


If you feel your experience is a match with the above, please apply with an up to date copy of your CV in the first instance.

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