I have a friend who does not want to do consulting, doesn't actually want to work in engineering, and is currently applying for some trading firms. She's a girl (only listing this as relevant because of firms like Peak6 and all these diversity recruiting plays) and majoring in Chemical Engineering from a top 10 research university.
She has some hands on chemical engineering experience on the circuit/PLC side of things and not oil/gas, but has been applying to trading firms and seeing what works out (they'll at least give a majority of people the quantitative assessments it's been looking like). Should she start specifically targeting oil/commodities trading firms and leveraging her background in Chemical/Petroleum engineering as a talking point? If so what are those firms and are any in NYC? I am familiar with Glencore, Trafigura, Vitol, and Jump.
Just say it’s you my dude / dudette. You have them all aside from hartee partners.
Haha no worries, she doesn’t have WSO or just got it. I already accepted a role at a Cryptocurrency firm. Was genuinely asking for her since she just finished an interview at peak6 thay might not have gone very well sadly
Morgan Stanley
Freepoint
Castleton
Equinor
Direct Energy
Gunvor
Citadel
All the above firms have a presence in the NY/CT area for natural gas, if you want to start getting into utilities that also trade natty/power you could look at
PSEG
Coned
NJR
SJR
NJN
Nat Grid
This is perfect! Thank you!
BP also has an office in NYC metro area think it may be more power focused tho...
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