Energy Domain Job

Job Title: Energy Domain Analyst

A Functional Analyst in the Energy Domain is responsible for capturing and communicating information from various business stakeholders to IT teams, enabling them to create a new solution that meets their needs.

Key Responsibilities:

• Translate business requirements into structured IT solutions with a functional approach.
• Utilize energy industry knowledge to translate functional designs into tailored technical designs.
• Collaborate with business analysts for proper translation of needs.
• Prepare functional integration test cases based on requirements.
• Analyze potential corrective actions to be taken.
• Follow up on technical designers and programmers.

Required Skills and Qualifications:

You will need a Master's degree in Information Technologies, Electricity, Electronics, or equivalent. You should have proven experience in Functional Analysis and very good knowledge of Energy Market issues and modeling tools and methodologies. Additionally, you should be able to interact with energy markets specialists.

Your skills should include knowledge of UML, RUP, and experience in IT projects based on Microsoft architecture (.NET, Visual Studio, SQL Server, TFS). A testing framework or automation tool (NUnit, QTP) would also be beneficial.

Benefits:

You will be part of a team working on various energy-related projects, including smart metering, electrical network stability, customer and contract management, gas flow management, legal regulations, real-time data management, energy trading, grid maintenance, and development. You will have the opportunity to work with autonomy while being part of a great team player environment.

What We Are Looking For:

We are looking for someone who can make the bridge between technical and business experts' worlds. You should be able to meet project deadlines and provide high-quality deliverables. You should have excellent communication and analytical skills, be rigorous, and capable of thinking outside the box while maintaining a pragmatic approach.