How to apply for Energy Market Analytics Manager

About Origis Energy

Origis Energy develops, finances, builds, and operates solar and energy storage plants across the U.S. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Miami, it positions itself as a renewable energy and decarbonization platform. The company states five core values, including Solve for Tomorrow and Rise Together, and works across development, financing, EPC, and asset management.

About the role

The Energy Market Analytics Manager supports Origis Energy's grid power generation and performance optimization work by analyzing energy market data. The role sits at the intersection of renewable project development, financing, and long-term plant operations. The job is remote within the U.S. and full-time.

A typical day

A typical day may involve running or reviewing power market models, preparing inputs for project valuation or offtake discussions, and meeting with development, financing, or asset management teams. You would likely respond to ad hoc market questions and track changes in ISO or RTO rules that affect Origis Energy's solar and storage plants. Exact routines should be confirmed in the interview.

Who Origis Energy is looking for

• Experience analyzing U.S. power markets, including locational marginal prices, congestion, and basis
• Background in renewable energy, energy storage, or decarbonization analytics
• Comfort working across development, financing, EPC, and asset management teams
• Ability to turn market data into inputs for project valuation, offtake strategy, and performance optimization

Tips for this application

• Reference Origis Energy's Reimagining Zero approach and its solar plus storage portfolio in your first paragraph.
• Name specific U.S. ISOs or RTOs you have worked with, such as ERCOT, PJM, MISO, CAISO, SPP, or NYISO.
• Describe a past analysis that informed a real project decision, such as an offtake structure or a storage dispatch strategy.
• Connect your work to at least one of the stated values, such as Solve for Tomorrow or Rise Together, with a concrete example.
• Note that the role is remote and full-time, and confirm you can work across U.S. time zones with teams in Miami and other locations.

What to cover in your cover letter

Show how your market analytics work has directly shaped renewable or storage project decisions. Explain your familiarity with the U.S. ISO and RTO landscape. Describe how you collaborate with development, financing, EPC, and asset management teams. State why Origis Energy's specific platform, including solar and storage across the U.S., fits your experience.

Research before applying

• Read Origis Energy's project portfolio and any public announcements about solar and storage plants.
• Review the company's stated values and how they appear in public materials.
• Look into the U.S. ISO and RTO markets where Origis Energy operates or develops projects.
• Check recent news about Origis Energy's financing, offtake agreements, and expansion.

Likely interview topics

Based on the job description, expect questions about:

• How you model power price forecasts and their effect on project revenue
• Your experience with ISO and RTO market rules and how they affect solar and storage assets
• How you have supported offtake or financing decisions with market analysis
• How you would work with development, EPC, and asset management teams on a single project
• How you would approach performance optimization for an operating solar or storage plant

Common mistakes to avoid

• Submitting a generic energy analytics resume without naming specific ISOs, RTOs, or storage assets.
• Ignoring the company's focus on both solar and energy storage, or treating them as the same.
• Failing to connect analytics work to project development, financing, or asset management outcomes.