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Job Role Description

The Global Trading Market Risk - Product Control Advisor plays a critical role in supporting Global Trading (GT) by ensuring accurate valuation, risk measurement, exposure monitoring, and adherence to Global Trading and Market Risk standards and policies. This role provides independent oversight of P&L captures, market risk exposures, and portfolio performance for transactions executed by Trading Organization. Operating at the intersection of GT, Market Risk, and Finance, this position requires deep subject‑matter expertise in commodity markets, complex derivatives, valuation methodologies, and ETRM systems. The Advisor is expected to deliver high‑impact insights, proactively identify emerging risks, and strengthen the overall control environment across a global trading portfolio. The position requires strong analytical capability, deep understanding of trading strategies, and the ability to provide meaningful insights on exposure, risk limits, market conditions, and overall portfolio risk.

What You Will Do

1. Product Control & Risk Advisory
   • Serve as the primary technical expert and focal point for Product Control matters for stakeholders and the Market Risk team.
   • Maintain a holistic, end‑to‑end understanding of trading strategies, optionality, exposures, arbitrage structures, and embedded risks across physical and financial portfolios.
   • Work with various stakeholders to support timely and accurate trade capture.
   • Uphold and advocate core market risk principles, demonstrating strong courage of conviction, sound judgment, and transparent communication of risks and valuation issues.
   • Deliver high‑quality, time‑critical analytics and reporting covering:
   • Commercial margin attribution and valuation drivers
   • Daily market risk exposures and portfolio impacts
   • Valuation and model assumptions
   • Limit usage, early‑warning indicators, and emerging trend analysis
2. Risk Measurement & Market Analysis
   • Independently assess and advise on risk profiles. Apply strong understanding of commodity supply/demand fundamentals, regional/locational spreads, and underlying market drivers.
   • Support stress testing, scenario analysis, and sensitivities to support risk decision making.
3. Quantitative & Technical Capabilities
   • Utilize quantitative methods such as Monte Carlo simulation, parametric VaR, options valuation (vanilla and exotic), and scenario stress testing.
   • Oversee and validate physical and financial forward curves, ensuring consistent methodology and robust process controls.
   • Develop, maintain, and enhance tools, dashboards, and automations that support Global Trading and Market Risk delivery.
4. Systems, Data Architecture & Digital Enablement
   • Operate effectively within leading ERP/ETRM platforms (e.g., SAP, Endur, Allegro), and participate in the design and testing of enhancements, new product setups, and risk modules.
   • Demonstrate strong practical knowledge of market data and execution platforms (Bloomberg, Trading Technologies) for pricing verification, liquidity checks, and settlement accuracy.
   • Drive digital transformation initiatives, including data automation, risk analytics modernization, and integration of new tools or data sources.
5. Governance, Controls & Compliance
   • Monitor trading activity to ensure alignment with Market Risk policies, operating standards, and financial controls.
   • Participate in change management reviews and execution of new trading activities, strategies, markets, or products.
   • Investigate and report limit breaches, unusual market movements, valuation anomalies, or exposure inconsistencies.
6. Cross Functional Support
   • Collaborate with Finance teams to support month end close, P&L validation, and reconciliation to earnings.
   • Provide insights and stewardship on new trading strategies, emerging risks, and potential mitigations.
   • Contribute to cross functional forums involving Trading, Market Risk, Finance, and Operations.
7. Leadership, Coaching & Continuous Improvement
   • Lead strategic projects aimed at improving product control processes, risk measurement, valuation governance, and analytics capability.
   • Mentor and develop colleagues on systems, valuation techniques, risk concepts, market analysis, and quantitative methods.
   • Champion a culture of operational excellence, continuous improvement, and technical innovation across the Trading and Risk organizations.

About You

Preferred Academic:

Bachelor's degree or above (Master's, MBA, CFA, etc.) in Quant Finance, Business Economic, Computer Science, Finance, Management.

Required Qualifications and skills

• 10+ years of experience in petrochemical trading, financial or energy risk management.
• Attention to detail with a strong process execution focus.
• Strong analytical skills, and knowledge of financial instruments.
• Experience with or knowledge of financial derivatives and risk evaluation and management techniques.
• Strong leadership, communications skills, and presence in discussions with senior management.
• Good understanding of decision analysis techniques, statistical modelling and comfort with modelling issues involving risk and uncertainty.
• Advanced financial and risk analysis capabilities.
• The ability to communicate, collaborate and work effectively with an international team environment.
• Courage of conviction, ability to constructively challenge approach as necessary after debate.
• Willing to work during early afternoon to late evening (around 10pm) supporting London trading hours.

Your Benefits

An ExxonMobil career is one designed to last. Our commitment to you runs deep: our employees grow personally and professionally, with benefits built on our core categories of health, security, finance, and life.

We offer you:

• Competitive health coverage
• Flexible working hours
• 3 week vacation up to 5 years of service plus 1 personal day
• Online training tools
• Gym discounts and activities for sport and general well-being
• A solid ergonomics program
• Free vaccination campaigns
• Medical assistance available in the offices
• Equipped maternity rooms
• Among others.

Please note benefits may be changed from time to time without notice, subject to applicable law.

Equal Employment Opportunity

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship status, protected veteran status, genetic information, or physical or mental disability.

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