Natural Gas Cash Trader Looking to Join Energy Hedge Fund
Hello,
I am based in NYC and am a natural gas portfolio manager, trader and scheduler. I work at a utility and am looking to move to a hedge fund or energy company that has optionality in their physical positions. I just finished a second round interview with Citadel but haven't heard back about a third round. I've been looking into the usual funds and companies: CCI, Equinor, Millennium (financial gas), etc. I've been working with a few head hunters as well.
Any advice on an area I haven't considered? There are a lot of opportunities in Houston (Trafigura, etc.), but for the time being I'd like to stay in NYC. I know that limits my possibilities.
My background: Civil engineer undergrad, NYU MBA in Quantitative Finance. 2 years as a natural gas portfolio manager/trader/scheduler, 2 years as a natural gas physical asset evaluator, 2 year prior to that as a nuclear design engineer.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
-John
Since your in a space that has less and less big moves and over supply, what are your thoughts on the future of nat gas trading?
which pipe(s) do you have experience on? there's a few players in the NYC area that are not hedge funds that could be worth a look
Isn't Statar up in NYC?
I've submitted but no response =(
Oh well...
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