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CTRM Consultant - Endur Delivery, Functional

United States

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Better insights are in sight, and you’ll take an active role in leading the way. Your main role will be to analyze the system design and provide consulting support, but you’ll also gain insight into clients’ strategic business directions, issues, and project goals. Consider yourself a liaison between client/user-functionality and our developers – translating specific configuration needs into actionable tasks, all while critiquing business processes and objectives. As a Functional Consultant, your main goal is ensuring that the system is a helpful tool to support business objectives. 

The Non-Negotiables: 

  • Experience within Openlink Endur or similar ETRM, specifically in a functional consulting capacity, backed with strong industry knowledge (i.e. agriculture).
  • Significant experience working in the Power, Oil and Gas Industry or relevant consulting implementation experience
  • Ability to understand supply chain, commodity lifecycles, and financial systems and how they help solve complex business problems for specific markets.
  • Ability to validate software solutions to meet business needs and ensure quality implementations
  • Someone who is interested in learning different client scenarios and environments and wants to help each client with their unique business needs in E/CTRM.
  • Experience with training and enabling junior team members
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills
  • Consultative, creative, problem-solving approach
  • BS in Accounting, Information Systems, Finance, Economics, Engineering or equivalent.  

Nice to Have: 

  • Understanding of financial and physical instruments used in the Power, Gas or Ags businesses
  • Experience working in Power, Risk, or Front Office environments
  • Understanding of Endur Reporting architecture, including understanding of core Risk simulation results, Report Builder, TPM, DMS and EOD Workflows
  • Experience with Endur deployment procedures including CMM import export and DevOps
  • Good knowledge of the Endur data model for transactional data and static data.
  • Knowledge of the Endur application in the following areas: Deal Entry, Operations Services, Events, Back Office data generation and workflow processing.
  • Ability to design and implement curves (Forward and Market) for pricing and valuation

Responsibilities: 

  • Provide industry and functional advice and troubleshooting in the discovery workshop, design, implementation, testing, and production support of the Openlink Endur solution for the client’s business needs
  • Contribute and support the deliverables of the technical consultants by providing business guidance, review, testing, and validation of the results
  • Participate in implementation, upgrade and support projects
  • Provide client training services in the product and business processes
  • Provide guidance to Business in one or more areas of Openlink Endur configuration and in one or more energy commodities

About the capSpire team:

To understand who our people are, you should first understand what they’re not: replaceable. Each member of the team is chosen carefully and with intention. We believe that finding the right fit is more important than a laundry list of credentials – and that people are people first, and titles second. 

Because we hire the capSpire way, our team is certainly one of a kind. We’ve brought together incredible talent that regularly collaborates to create clean, fresh solutions. That effort has led to remarkable opportunities, including work with many Fortune 500 clients. We’ve found that the winning combination of exciting achievements, trust in one another and open communication lays the groundwork for long-lasting, successful careers. That, and the fact that we clap for each other at every opportunity.

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