Full-Time
Lead Risk Analyst
Vistra
1,001-5,000 employees
Integrated retail electricity and power generation
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Irving, TX, USA
- Degree in Finance, Information Management Systems, Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering or other analytical fields.
- 3-5 years of Trading or Risk Management experience
- Computer programming skills in SAS, VB, VBA, C++.
- Excellent computer skills particularly Microsoft suite of products (Excel, Word, etc.)
- Develop valuation models for energy specific assets using traditional and non-traditional analytical tools.
- Develop Risk Analysis and measurement methodologies.
- Perform financial analysis of historical and forecasted information.
- Serve as a lead Allegro resource for the company - ranging from supporting business user processes to collaborating with IT to resolve system defects and enhancements.
- Conduct business analysis requiring cross-business unit coordination.
- A variety of risk control related tasks - daily, monthly, quarterly and ad hoc.
- Work with Commercial, Accounting, IT, and other groups to support strategic business objectives.
Vistra provides electricity and power generation services to customers, businesses, and communities across the United States. The company operates a diverse range of power generation facilities, including natural gas, nuclear, coal, solar, and battery energy storage, ensuring a reliable and efficient energy supply. Vistra's retail business focuses on customer needs, offering energy solutions that prioritize affordability and sustainability. Unlike many competitors, Vistra emphasizes a comprehensive approach to energy transformation, integrating various energy sources and technologies to meet the evolving demands of the market. The company's goal is to lead in the energy sector by providing dependable and sustainable energy solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, Texas
Founded
2009
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Increased natural gas demand supports Vistra's expansion in the energy sector.
- Rising natural gas valuations create a favorable financial environment for Vistra.
- Vistra's expanded market reach through Tricor merger enhances customer base.
What critics are saying
- Supply chain delays impact Vistra's solar and battery projects in MISO.
- Moss Landing lawsuit could lead to legal costs and reputational damage.
- Integration with Airwallex may face cybersecurity and data privacy challenges.
What makes Vistra unique
- Vistra's acquisition of 2.6 GW gas plants boosts its natural gas capacity.
- Partnership with Airwallex enhances Vistra's international financial transaction capabilities.
- Merger with Tricor Group expands Vistra's geographical and service coverage.
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Vistra solar, battery projects in MISO face supply chain delays | utility dive.
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