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What You Will Do The role involves dispatching Spearmint's battery storage assets as a member of its Optimization team. The team member will execute energy and ancillary service offers in day-ahead ...

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What is an entry level battery energy storage job?

Entry level battery energy storage jobs are positions designed for individuals who are new to the energy storage industry or have limited professional experience. These roles typically involve assisting with the installation, operation, maintenance, or monitoring of battery systems used to store renewable energy. Common job titles include battery technician, energy storage associate, or junior engineer. Entry level employees often work under the supervision of more experienced staff and gain hands-on experience with battery technologies, safety protocols, and energy management systems. These jobs offer a pathway to advance within the rapidly growing field of energy storage.

What skills and qualifications are needed for an entry level battery energy storage professional?

To thrive as an Entry Level Battery Energy Storage professional, you need a basic understanding of electrical engineering principles, energy storage systems, and a relevant technical degree or certification. Familiarity with battery management systems (BMS), energy modeling software, and safety protocols is typically required. Strong problem-solving skills, teamwork, and attention to detail are essential soft skills for this role. These competencies are crucial for ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable battery storage solutions in the growing renewable energy sector.

What challenges do entry level battery energy storage professionals face and how can they prepare to overcome them?

Entry-level professionals in Battery Energy Storage often encounter challenges such as rapidly evolving technologies, complex system integration, and strict safety standards. Adapting to new software tools, learning industry regulations, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams are common aspects of the job. To prepare, candidates should focus on building a strong foundation in electrical engineering concepts, stay updated with the latest advancements in battery technology, and develop effective communication skills to work efficiently with engineers, project managers, and technicians. Being proactive in seeking mentorship and practical training can also help ease the transition into the field.

What is the difference between Entry Level Battery Energy Storage vs Battery Systems Technician?

AspectEntry Level Battery Energy StorageBattery Systems Technician
CredentialsHigh school diploma, basic technical trainingTechnical certifications, associate degree often preferred
Work EnvironmentInstallation sites, renewable energy facilitiesMaintenance workshops, field service locations
Industry UsageRenewable energy, energy storage projectsBattery system installation and repair

Entry Level Battery Energy Storage roles focus on supporting the installation and basic operation of energy storage systems, often requiring minimal certifications. Battery Systems Technicians typically perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs, requiring more technical training and certifications. Both roles are essential in the renewable energy industry but differ in responsibilities and skill requirements.

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Power Energy Storage Trader

Miami, FL • On-site

Spearmint Energy
Finance and Insurance • 11 - 50 employees

Full-time

Posted 28 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Participate actively in around-the-clock physical dispatch of battery storage resources.

  • Work closely with Research Teams to evaluate and refine Spearmint's programmatic optimization and software development.

  • Identify likely transmission constraints in day-ahead and real-time markets and incorporate those expectations to adjust Spearmint's optimization strategy appropriately.


Job description

Role: Power Energy Storage Trader
Location: Miami, FL
Apply: www.spearmintenergy.com / joinus@spearmintenergy.com
Who We Are
Spearmint Energy is an integrated energy infrastructure platform focused on developing, owning, operating, and optimizing battery energy storage systems ("BESS") to reduce grid volatility, provide system stability for new large loads, and increase system resiliency. Spearmint currently operates 350 MW/700 MWh in ERCOT with an additional 300 MW/600 MWh under construction and has projects under development throughout the United States. Headquartered in Florida, with an additional office in Minnesota, Spearmint Energy is guided by strong values rooted in people, partnerships, and the planet.
For more information, please visit: https://www.spearmintenergy.com/
What You Will Do
The role involves dispatching Spearmint's battery storage assets as a member of its Optimization team. The team member will execute energy and ancillary service offers in day-ahead and real-time markets, utilizing Spearmint's internal software and associated forecasting tools.
This professional will report directly to the Head of Optimization and work closely with Spearmint's Research team to utilize quantitative inputs from various sources. They will retain authority to take discretionary actions when appropriate. Understanding of short-term and long-term market risk, and experience in day-ahead and real-time markets is essential. Familiarity with futures and other hedging markets is preferred.
The ideal candidate has experience analyzing and trading power, especially at the nodal level, and possesses a deep understanding of transmission topology, power generation dispatch and bidding, ISO LMP and ancillary service pricing, and power flow constraints. They are resourceful in their utilization of information; efficient in decision-making; and eager to absorb market risk in a disciplined environment with a shared goal of generating superior risk-adjusted energy trading results.
Core Responsibilities:
  • Participate actively in around-the-clock physical dispatch of battery storage resources.
  • Work closely with Research Teams to evaluate and refine Spearmint's programmatic optimization and software development.
  • Identify likely transmission constraints in day-ahead and real-time markets and incorporate those expectations to adjust Spearmint's optimization strategy appropriately.
  • Monitor daily performance and risk metrics relevant to Spearmint's operations; communicate performance transparently to relevant personnel internally and externally
  • Understand when market conditions warrant interrupting automated market bidding, taking more discretionary action to optimize the asset's optionality
    • Execute trades manually when appropriate
    • Contribute to Spearmint's understanding of appropriate hedging activity to ensure adequate storage revenue over long term of offtake agreements
    • Potentially execute in futures and options markets for energy price volatility as opportunities arise
    • Develop bilateral relationships with counterparties and intermediaries representing companies whose exposures are complementary to Spearmint's
    • Structure transactions that enable Spearmint to manage exposures while maintaining optionality. Transact at attractive valuations

Who You Are
  • Bachelor's Degree or higher in a quantitative discipline
  • At least two years of power trading experience, including physical and financial market participation.
  • Strong understanding of energy and ancillary market dispatch
  • Understanding of risk management and ability to maximize revenue subject to risk constraints
  • Ability to work effectively with, and manage, cross-functional teams
  • Understand asset ownership and inherent optionality; seek to maximize options at all times
  • Contribute meaningfully to Spearmint's collective understanding of hub and nodal pricing
  • Utilize and advance the science of storage revenue modeling in cooperation with Spearmint's research organization
  • Be a team player at all times, with shared responsibilities and expectations
  • Embrace a disciplined entrepreneurial culture
  • Possess and maintain effective computer skills, especially those required for analyzing data and translating into trading execution
  • Have a valid driving license and passport. Travel may be required on short notice

Must have work authorization to work in the United States