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Active Power Investments
Houston, Texas, US
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Active Power Investments LLC is a market participant in the North American wholesale power markets. We engage in virtual transactions (VTs), participate in Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs) / Congestion Revenue Rights (CRRs) auctions, and engage in related energy trading in electric power and natural gas futures and exchange-traded derivatives. We offer exposure to these unique investment opportunities, which provide an exceptional combination of returns and portfolio diversification.
Independent System Operator (ISO) markets, such as CAISO, ERCOT, MISO, NYISO, PJM, and SPP.
Exchanges, such as ICE and CME, which offer related energy and commodities products.
Role Summary
We operate in markets where disciplined analysis, strong judgment, and rigorous risk management matter. We're adding a senior trader who can translate market insight into durable, risk-adjusted trading performance — with real ownership of a proprietary, PJM-focused FTR book and the latitude to define strategy, drive position sizing, and manage risk with a high degree of autonomy.
This seat suits someone who combines commercial instinct with quantitative rigour, and who wants to shape both the trading approach and the analytical toolkit behind it — we're flexible on the specific tools and platforms you use. We're hiring for a proven ability to generate risk-adjusted PnL in PJM's FTR/CRR markets, not for years of tenure alone.
This role is 100% remote, giving you the flexibility to run the book from wherever you work best.
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