Support natural gas trading operations through gas scheduling and settlements. Responsibilities include maintaining contractual transaction records, nominating gas receipts and deliveries on interstate pipeline electronic bulletin boards, communicating with third parties to prevent disruptions, creating and reconciling invoices, settling physical and financial transactions, and resolving discrepancies with counterparties, trading teams, and scheduling teams. The role is in-office in Austin and requires strong Excel, analytical, problem-solving, multitasking, and attention-to-detail skills.
WhiteWater is an Austin-based natural gas infrastructure company founded in 2016. WhiteWater is partnered with multiple private equity funds and direct investors.
Responsibilities
- Provide support for the following critical business functions:
- Gas Scheduling
- Generation and maintenance of accurate records related to the contractual exchange of natural gas between market participants
- Nomination of gas receipt and delivery on interstate pipeline electronic bulletin boards (“EBBs”)
- Communication with third parties to minimize disruptions to the flow of gas
- Gas Settlements
- Invoice creation, distribution, reconciliation, and settlement of physical and financial natural gas transactions
- Coordination with counterparties to resolve invoice reconciliation discrepancies proactively and timely via collaboration with trading and scheduling
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree candidate, preferably a May 2028 grad
- Strong proficiency with MS Office applications including intermediate to advanced Excel skills
- Strong analytical, critical and economical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Ability to multi-task, grasp complex issues, as well as pay strict attention to details
- WhiteWater does not offer housing. Position is required to be in-office at our Austin location
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