ETRM

Firms that wish to secure the top ETRM talent in the energy market need to have access to the right resources. At TurleyWay, we work closely with global energy and commodity trading firms, partnering with clients and candidates to ensure the successful delivery of critical ETRM projects/programmes.

Our ETRM practice is a trusted supplier of ETRM talent that possess the functional and technical expertise sought by the world’s leading Trading Houses, Utilities, Merchant Traders, Hedge Funds, Investment Banks and Consultancies.

We work across the following product areas across EMEA, USA and APAC: Power, NatGas, LNG, Crude Oil and Refined Products, Metals and Agriculture.

Example roles we’ve recruited for:
ETRM Developer | ETRM Architect | ETRM Business Analyst | ETRM Project Manager | Head of ETRM

Case Studies:
ETRM Developer: LNG
Integrated Energy Company: England

ETRM Architect: Power & Gas
Utility: Germany

Lead ETRM Business Analyst: Metals
Trading House: Switzerland

ETRM Project Manager: Crude Oil
Trading House: USA

Active jobs

Senior Software Engineer (Rust or C++)

City

London

£140,000 + equity + profit share

Senior software engineer position (Rust or C++) a VC backed, highly profitable Crypto trading infrastructure company.

Senior Frontend Developer

City

London

£130,000.00 + bonus + benefits

Senior Frontend Developer position at leading commodity market maker. Greenfield development building a new exchange and algorithmic trading platform.

Senior Software Engineer - Low Latency

Central London

London

£150000 plus package

Software Engineering role working with Quantitative Trading Software

Quantitative Developer

City of London

London

up to £140,000 per annum + 20%-100% bonus

Quantitative Developer - Power/Gas Trading - London Our client, a Global Energy Trading Firm in London, require a Quantitative Developer with a strong power/gas fundamentals background.

Senior ETRM Architect

Düsseldorf

Germany

Up to €140,000 per annum + 15% bonus

Senior ETRM Architect – Endur – Power & Gas – Dusseldorf My client, a global Trading Firm based in Dusseldorf, are seeking a Senior Endur ETRM Architect who has worked within the EU Power and Gas markets. The role is hybrid with 2 days in the office. You will have a development background with experience of AVS/Connex Frameworks and .NET. Endur skills are preferred but not essential.

Senior Full Stack Developer, .NET

Central London

London

Up to £120,000 plus bonus

My client is a leading energy trader. They are currently in the process of building an ambitious risk system that connects multiple exchanges and captures trade activity in real time with risk calculation for multiple users.

React Frontend Developer

Central London

London

£100,000.00 + bonus + benefits

My client is a leading organisation in the commodities space. They are currently undertaking a large scale greenfield project to create a brand-new state-of-the-art algorithmic trading platform.

Senior Rust Engineer

London

£180,000.00

Our client is a leader in the energy derivatives space. The company is engaged in a complex, large scale greenfield project aimed at creating a new exchange and algorithmic trading platform. To achieve this, they are searching for a skilled Rust developer to join their high performing team.

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