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Job Summary:
FactSet is a leading provider of flexible data and software solutions for investment professionals globally. The Director, Deep Sector Power & Utilities will shape the strategic direction of the Energy content offerings and lead the Power & Utilities team, overseeing product development, managing relationships with data providers, and driving the application of AI in energy analytics.
Responsibilities:
• Oversee major projects from inception to delivery, ensuring well-defined scope, appropriate prioritization, timely communication of risks, and high-quality outcomes.
• Coordinate cross-departmental resources and drive prioritization decisions across competing project and operational demands.
• Engage directly with clients and stakeholders to resolve issues, gather product feedback, and drive satisfaction through demonstrations and sales presentations.
• Serve as a credible energy subject matter expert, contributing to white papers, webinars, and thought leadership content.
• Lead, mentor, and develop the Power & Utilities team across Power Development, Regulated Utility, and Energy Transition sub-teams.
• Collaborate with the Oil & Gas and broader Deep Sector teams to align priorities and share best practices.
• Manage headcount planning, employee relations, and ad hoc legal and contract matters, while contributing to company-wide initiatives.
• Maintain and improve energy data sets, workflows, and legacy models to ensure accuracy, efficiency, and scalability.
• Leverage AI and machine learning tools to enhance existing workflows and expand data collection and analytics capabilities.
• Advise on energy content collection, distribution, and expansion strategies, providing direction to engineering and product teams.
• Partner with senior leadership on hiring, compensation, organizational structure, and departmental strategy.
• Shape the long-term product roadmap, develop investment business cases, and pursue partnerships with third-party data providers to expand content capabilities.
Qualifications:
Required:
• Undergraduate degree in Mathematics, Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a relevant field
• 15+ years of relevant experience within the energy sector and/or financial services, with comprehensive knowledge of all aspects of energy markets, including Power & Utilities, Oil & Gas, and Energy Transition
• Demonstrated expertise in Power Development, Regulated Utilities, and Energy Transition, with familiarity across Oil & Gas markets
• Ability to serve as an authoritative subject matter expert on energy content and its integration into client workflows across asset classes
• Strong understanding of large-scale operations, with the ability to identify problems, solutions, dependencies, and downstream impacts
• Strong understanding of financial reporting as it relates to energy sector data and content
• Demonstrated experience leading and developing high-performing teams across multiple offices and geographies
• Proven ability to create and deliver executive-level and client-facing presentations, including product demonstrations and sales pitch support
• Experience managing offshore and/or outsourced teams and operations
• Strong verbal and written communication skills across a wide range of audiences, from analysts to C-level executives
• Proficiency in SQL, Python, and GIS tools with a proven track record of applying these in an analytical or data-driven environment
• Demonstrated experience working with AI workflows and applying AI/ML techniques to data and content challenges
• Familiarity with the Microsoft suite of products and financial market data platforms
• For U.S. candidates, must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship, now or at any time in the future
Company:
FactSet creates flexible, open data and software solutions for tens of thousands of investment professionals. Founded in 1978, the company is headquartered in Norwalk, USA, with a team of 10001+ employees. The company is currently Late Stage.