Commodities Trading Expert (United Kingdom)
Authority.inc | London
Whakamāramatanga
Role description
The Commodities Trading Expert Commentary role is a remote contract position open to experts located anywhere in the United Kingdom.
You will provide clear, accurate commentary on commodity markets, including physical and derivatives trading, supply and demand, pricing, logistics, risk management, regulation, and market structure. The expected commitment is approximately four hours per month.
We are hiring experts across energy, metals, agriculture, soft commodities, and other specialist markets. You will review our content and provide critical feedback to improve its accuracy.
Your expert commentary will be used to fine-tune the most accurate forecasting models in the world. These models are designed to predict events and outcomes across global commodity markets.
About Authority.inc
Authority.inc is building the most accurate industry intelligence platform on Earth, designed to deliver reliable insights to professionals and organizations.
Qualifications
• At least five years of professional commodities trading experience.
• Strong knowledge of at least one commodity market, trading function, or specialist discipline.
• Familiarity with relevant market dynamics, instruments, regulations, operations, and risk practices.
• Ability to communicate complex trading concepts clearly and concisely.
• A detail-oriented approach and commitment to accuracy.
Engagement details
• Remote contract position.
• Open to experts located anywhere in the United Kingdom.
• Approximately four hours per month.
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