About The Energy Authority
The Energy Authority (TEA) is a public power-owned, nonprofit corporation with offices in Jacksonville, Florida, and Bellevue (Seattle), Washington. TEA provides public power utilities with access to advanced resources and technology systems so they can respond competitively in the changing energy markets. Through partnership with TEA, utilities gain an experienced organization singularly focused on maximizing the market value of their assets.
About The TEAm
In this role, you will support company and departmental goals related to assessing, monitoring, and reporting TEA’s exposure to market, credit, regulatory, and operational risks and limits. You will assist in evaluating and managing TEA’s exposure to credit, counterparty, and performance risks through the development and implementation of measurements and limit structures aligned with TEA and Client risk tolerances. This position also provides critical support to the Director of Credit and Risk Control and the VP of Risk Control across all risk-related activities.
About The Role
This analyst position is less focused on daily controls and more centered on project-driven work requiring analytical thinking, logic, awareness, problem-solving skills, and big-picture perspective. You will be expected to understand TEA’s controls framework and the credit risks affecting both TEA and its Clients operating within the wholesale energy markets.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Maintain an understanding of the energy industry and mega-trends related to market, operational, regulatory, and credit developments.
Understand new products and how to protect TEA and its Clients from unwanted product risk.
Stay current on counterparty news and distribute relevant updates as needed.
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Demonstrate in-depth understanding of Risk Reporting and Financial Models used to measure and model exposure and exposure uncertainty within TEA and Client reporting frameworks, including:
Demonstrate strong understanding of credit analytics, including financial statement spreading and analysis.
Create limit structures aligned with credit risk exposures and stakeholder risk tolerances.
Maintain a deep familiarity with TEA and Client risk limit frameworks and Risk Policies.
Ensure compliance with Risk and Credit policies and procedures.
Investigate, document, and report Risk Policy violations—