Commodity Trading Coordinator

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Job Role Description Supports the full trade lifecycle by coordinating deal development, execution, and post-trade activities in collaboration with Trading and Origination teams. This role ensures business readiness for new opportunities, manages trade positions in collaboration with the Market Risk function, and facilitates alignment across commercial and support functions.

The Coordinator provides analytical insights on trade performance, risk exposure, and market dynamics to enable informed trade money management. Job Role Responsibilities Coordinate preparatory work for new business scenarios, including toolkits, analysis, and presentation materials (e.g. pitch books) to support strategic planning.

Support Traders and Originators in negotiating and executing agreements for new opportunities and managing existing contracts. Facilitate deal implementation, including ETRM setup and coordination with Risk Management and other support functions. Manage implementation of new activities such as market entry, logistics coordination, enabling agreements, IT setup, and Management of Change.

Prepare mid- and back-office teams for operational readiness of new deals. Support position management for the trading team and recommend actions to maintain balanced positions. Monitor commercial and market risk associated with trades, including operational impacts. Analyze trade risk reports and recommend or take appropriate actions as authorized.

Maintain and update the opportunity pipeline, tracking counterparty engagement and key milestones. Facilitate prioritization and alignment meetings with Trading, Origination, and other stakeholders. Coordinate interfaces with functional support groups for deal reviews, due diligence, and approvals. Coordinate with Analytics to gather competitor and industry research to support opportunity evaluation.

Act as the commercial contact for forward price curve management. Support regulatory and compliance activities on behalf of Trading and Origination teams Alternate Location: Nothing herein is intended to override the corporate separateness of local entities. Working relationships discussed herein do not necessarily represent a reporting connection, but may reflect a functional guidance, stewardship, or service relationship.

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