Role: Contract Business Analyst

Domain: Commodities Trading

Project: Endur ETRM Implementation - Gas Trading

Location: London (Hybrid, 3 days onsite)

Rate: £800-850/d (Inside IR35)

Contract: 6 months (multiyear scope)

X4 Technology are partnered with a leading global energy trading firm on a major front-to-back transformation of their European gas trading business. As part of this programme, we’re looking for a Contract Business Analyst to support a greenfield rollout of the Endur ETRM platform across physical and financial gas trading.

This is a business-facing role embedded in the gas trading landscape, focused on optimising deal capture, risk workflows and finance integrations

Responsibilities of the Business Analyst (Gas Trading)

Partner with front-office, risk and back-office teams to gather and translate requirements Support Endur implementation covering trade lifecycle, data flows and deal structures Analyse trade flow from capture through risk, settlement and accounting Ensure correct handling of MtM, realised P&L, accruals and APAR Map ETRM-to-ERP integration focusing on accounting enrtires, P&L and balance sheet impact Lead documentation, testing, UAT and Agile delivery readiness Drive user adoption and support business change across key stakeholders

Requirements for the Business Analyst (Gas Trading)

Strong experience as a Business Analyst within energy trading, with a focus on gas markets Strong knowledge of ETRM systems and trade lifecycle processes (Endur is nice to have but not essential) Strong understanding of trading finance concepts, accounting flows and trade economics Comfortable engaging business and technical stakeholders in an Agile environment Proven ability to lead workshops, write clear requirements, and support UAT

The role is for initial 6 month contracts with strong potential for multiyear extension, with competitive day rates of £800-850/d+ on offer.

This is a great opportunity to join a major ETRM transformation within gas trading. Please apply online for immediate consideration