Job description

Shell Environmental Products Trading is active in many aspects of the environmental products value chain; both to manage the compliance and voluntary markets – and the connections between them – to capture opportunities across market mechanisms, geographies, methodologies, vintages, contract duration and type. The Environmental Products and Trading Business (EPTB) team leverages on the deep understanding of market fundamentals and integrate perspectives from demand and supply sources real time, taking proprietary positions across the value chain.

This job sits within the Environmental Products’ deal management activity, driving improvement of the Deal / Trade Fulfilment Cycle.  The job supports delivery of end-to-end trade activities in a dynamic, fast-paced business.  The role will drive deal process improvements, with a strong emphasis on increasing Trader/Originator focus on external opportunities.

Responsibilities

Principal Accountabilities:

  • Provide a centralised "One Team" support for Front Office (Deal Managers/Traders/Originators) in owning and resolving issues within the life of a deal framework.
  • Work with Deal Managers to provide pre- and post-deal management support, set according to Shell Trading process and control framework.
  • Provide operational support for a suite of activities revolving deal management activity – streamline and enhance the Trade Capture and Pre/Post Deal Management process.
  • Responsible for the Registry Management process, which includes registry account management and/or setup as well as activities involving delivery transfers and retirements across Global EPTB. This encompasses various GHG Standards as well as regulated markets.
  • Operationally responsible for a growing number of carbon offsets exchanges globally, this encompasses the product delivery to and from the exchange.  Act as Resolution Owner for Invoicing/Settlement Disputes.  Liaise with key interface, business partners and/or Customers to resolve them and perform correction/invoice adjustment (in consultation with line manager and within the authorizations as applicable).
  • Responsible for managing and keeping a cadence to trading obligations involving via trading tools and systems such as Salesforce and Aligne (ETRM) system.
  • Lead and Drive enhancements/automations and continuous improvement efforts to add value to the deal making and execution process as appropriate.
  • Provide support for EPTB’s operational scale-up with Shell Plc’s Line of Businesses. Responsible for the certificate management process.

Job requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent experience.
  • Language proficiency: Mandarin (essential), Japanese (optional).
  • Technical skills: Basic programming knowledge/interest; and advanced Microsoft Excel & PowerPoint.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to follow processes diligently, combined with the capability to understand complex business models.
  • Business and analytical capabilities: Strong business acumen, ability to analyze data, create reports, and apply continuous improvement techniques.
  • Relationship and process expertise: Skilled in managing priorities, building commercial relationships, and executing processes accurately and on time.

Other

Shell in Singapore

Shell is an international energy company that uses advanced technologies and takes an innovative approach to help build a sustainable energy future. Here in Singapore, Shell has a long history and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. It has businesses spanning trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; refining, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products, lubricants and chemicals; low carbon solutions; and operating a network of service stations through retailers, as well as electric vehicles charging.

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