Energy Trading. I too studied Engineering (Electrical & Electronics) and entered into the world of energy, now working as a European Power trader. have you ever considered this path?
Oh Nice. Yeah, I was actually applying for some energy trading jobs last year. One was in Dubai actually. But yeah it wasn't very engineering based and seemed like just regular trading but with power which I wasn't super interested in but yeah for a while I did consider it as an option. What is it like?
@@bartolsikora very cool! you're at the forefront of the majority of fundamental and macro events that quickly translate into price action; specifically gas and power prices. very tech and data heavy, lots of modelling in the form of optimisation techniques. get to work with some very smart people too. i would argue power is one of the few asset classes in trading where you can directly apply knowledge from an EE engineering degree.
@@riyj7597 Thanks for the insight man. Yeah I never really thought of going into trading because it would only really utilise the maths aspect of the engineering course so I felt all the other cool parts I loved even more than the maths would be left out but I'll take a look into it again, maybe there's more aspects to it than I first thought. Looks like you're passionate about it though. Thanks for the advice. I like the freestyle btw :) Keep it up
Energy Trading.
I too studied Engineering (Electrical & Electronics) and entered into the world of energy, now working as a European Power trader. have you ever considered this path?
Oh Nice. Yeah, I was actually applying for some energy trading jobs last year. One was in Dubai actually. But yeah it wasn't very engineering based and seemed like just regular trading but with power which I wasn't super interested in but yeah for a while I did consider it as an option. What is it like?
@@bartolsikora very cool! you're at the forefront of the majority of fundamental and macro events that quickly translate into price action; specifically gas and power prices. very tech and data heavy, lots of modelling in the form of optimisation techniques. get to work with some very smart people too. i would argue power is one of the few asset classes in trading where you can directly apply knowledge from an EE engineering degree.
@@riyj7597 Thanks for the insight man. Yeah I never really thought of going into trading because it would only really utilise the maths aspect of the engineering course so I felt all the other cool parts I loved even more than the maths would be left out but I'll take a look into it again, maybe there's more aspects to it than I first thought. Looks like you're passionate about it though. Thanks for the advice. I like the freestyle btw :) Keep it up
@ haha that was my friend, me recording! Best of luck with your journey anyway and if you ever want to delve into gas and power let me know!