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The Commercial Territory Manager will be responsible for managing a territory within the London area, overseeing service stations and ensuring strong commercial results. The role involves achieving fuel volume and retail sales targets, maintaining safety standards, and enhancing customer service. The manager will work towards delivering profitability and driving continual improvement in business performance. Additionally, they will collaborate with marketing and network development teams to enhance the customer value proposition at service stations.

Senior Market Risk Analyst role in the European power trading business, focused on risk management, valuation, and developing risk frameworks for complex products. Key responsibilities include collaborating with commercial teams, executing key controls, and providing market risk input on new business proposals. Requirements include a degree in a relevant field, significant power market risk experience, knowledge of market risk fundamentals and non-linear products, and proficiency in coding languages like Python and SQL.

The Carbon Market Risk Analyst position at Shell Energy entails managing risk identification, ensuring trading activities stay within exposure limits, providing analysis on P&L and risk metrics, and collaborating with stakeholders on market risk matters. The role involves developing tools for portfolio reviews, assessing risks in business proposals, and driving understanding of risk assessment methodologies.

The Legal Counsel position in London primarily provides legal advice to the Treasury organization and other Finance and Central Functions, focusing on English finance law, banking, and capital markets transactions. The role reports to the Associate General Counsel, Corporate and Finance, and involves reviewing financing proposals, advising on commercial contracts, and staying updated on legislative changes.

Senior Contracts Commercial Advisor position at Shell Trading & Supply for managing trading contracts process, drafting and negotiating agreements, providing commercial and contractual advice, and ensuring compliance with control frameworks.

As a Quant Analyst, you will be responsible for building and maintaining power pricing models for B2B sales portfolio, providing innovative solutions, and working closely with trading teams to enhance commercial activities in the energy sector.

The Quantitative Trading Analyst role at Shell Trading involves building pricing and modeling across the LNG trading space, implementing derivatives pricing models, contributing to market analysis, and enhancing commercial activities within the LNG short-term trading portfolio.