Energy Transition Data Analyst - R/Python

Our client, a leading organization in the European energy sector, is seeking a Market Analyst to support the development of future electricity system scenarios. This role involves preparing long-term energy outlooks, analyzing consumption trends across various sectors, and maintaining data-driven simulation tools.

Responsibilities: Collect and challenge energy scenario data for various European countries to ensure alignment with defined storylines. Develop and improve data collection processes and methodologies for the creation of future electricity system scenarios. Create and review analytical tools to process simulation parameters and data items. Produce data visualizations and reports to communicate complex insights to internal and external parties. Prepare presentations and facilitate workshops with stakeholders to reach alignment on energy projections.

Support market intelligence activities by monitoring industry trends and contributing to sector updates.

Requirements: 3+ years of experience in the energy sector with a strong understanding of European electricity markets and decarbonisation strategies. 3+ years of experience in data analysis and development using R or Python. Experience coordinating stakeholder inputs or managing consultation processes within a professional environment. Advanced proficiency in Excel for conducting complex data analyses and handling large datasets. Strong interest in the energy transition and the ability to challenge projections and scenario data.

Analytical thinker with a proactive mindset, capable of working both independently and in a team. Fluent in English with a fluent level of Dutch and/or French.

Nice to Haves: Experience with the ANTARES economic dispatch tool or similar electricity market simulators. Proficiency in data visualization using Power BI, Qgis, or R. Knowledge of VBA for script interfacing and analytical automation.

Offer: Start date ASAP, Duration medium to long-term project, Work regime full-time, Location Brussels, Working model hybrid (3 days per week onsite), Contract open to both permanent employees and freelancers.