Short-Term Trading Analyst
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Encavis in Italia
What do we rely on at ENCAVIS? The sun. The wind. And on you.
Welcome to Encavis Our world is all about the power of the sun, the wind and the more than 400 people across our group who are working together to shape the energy system of the future in order to ensure a sustainable energy supply for future generations.
ENCAVIS Management GmbH & Co. KG is the holding company of ENCAVIS GmbH , one of Europe's leading electricity producers from renewable energies. We operate a broadly diversified portfolio of over 330 onshore wind farms, ground-mounted solar plants and battery storage facilities in 13 European countries with an installed capacity of more than 3.8 GW. And best of all, we are continuing to grow Our subsidiaries, Stern Energy SpA , which operates throughout Europe as a specialist in technical services for photovoltaic systems, and Encavis Portfolio Management GmbH, which specialises in supporting institutional investors, complement our portfolio.
What does this mean for you? The opportunity to make a difference, to shape and change things.
As part of a multinational team that enjoys helping to make the energy transition a success.
As Short-Term Trading Analyst – Italy, you play a key role in building and scaling Encavis’ power trading activities in one of Europe’s most dynamic energy markets. You will contribute to the market entry strategy, help establish trading infrastructure and develop data-driven trading strategies across day-ahead, intraday and ancillary services markets. Working in a highly analytical and technology-driven environment, you will collaborate closely with trading, IT and portfolio teams to translate data into actionable insights. This role offers you a unique opportunity to combine quantitative expertise, market understanding and hands-on execution while actively contributing to the growth of renewable energy trading in Italy.
Your sunny outlook:
- Market Entry & Trading Expansion: You support the expansion of Encavis’ European power