JUNIOR GAS TRADER
Pubblicato il 06-09-2026 - TTEP Italia in Roma
TTEP Italia, la nuova identità di EP Produzione, è parte di TTEP, la piattaforma energetica europea nata dalla partnership paritaria tra EPH e TotalEnergies. La Società opera in Italia nella generazione elastico di energia con un portafoglio diversificato di centrali a gas e impianti a biomasse, per circa 4,6 GW di capacità operativa. Attraverso le proprie competenze industriali, il radicamento nei territori, lo sviluppo di soluzioni di accumulo e le attività di fornitura a clienti industriali, TTEP Italia contribuisce alla sicurezza energetica del Paese e alla transizione del sistema elettrico.
We are looking for a motivated Junior Gas Trader to support the growing gas portfolio and generation assets. The role combines short-term gas trading activities with operational management of physical gas flows, including nominations and plant support.
The successful candidate will contribute to the optimization of the gas portfolio supplying power generation assets (e.g. CCGTs), ensuring alignment between trading strategies, physical delivery, and system balancing.
Key Responsibilities:
• Monitor Italian and European gas markets (PSV, TTF) with focus on short-term dynamics
• Execution of spot trading strategies (day-ahead, within-day, weekend)
• Analyze key drivers impacting gas prices and spreads
• Contribute to portfolio optimization, including hub positioning and balancing strategies
• Support interaction between gas and power portfolios, particularly for CCGT dispatch optimization
• Prepare daily reports on positions, P&L; and market fundamentals
• Manage gas nominations and re-nominations on SNAM platform
• Monitor and manage the daily gas balance position
• Maintain accurate operational data in internal systems
• Develop and maintain quantitative tools to support trading decisions: position tracking, imbalance forecasting, P&L; attribution and scenario analysis
• Monitor exposure in line with portfolio mandates and risk limits
• Ensure accurate trade capture in ETRM s