Energy Procurement Senior Analyst

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Position Overview:

As the Energy Procurement Senior Analyst,  you are a key member of the Indirect Procurement team, reporting to the NCA Energy Category Manager.  You will contribute to the success of Ball by supporting the procurement and management of energy across Ball’s North & Central America (NCA) region.   

You will partner with both the NCA Energy Category Manager and the wider global energy team to contribute to energy sourcing, market analysis and risk management activities to support Ball’s decarbonization and sustainability objectives.

 

Your Key Areas of Responsibility:

 

•  Support the tendering and procurement process for electricity and natural gas supply contracts across the NCA region.
• Receive, review, analyze, and summarize supplier offers, ensuring information is accurately recorded, clarified where required, and submitted within procurement timelines.
• Assist in preparing market analysis and energy updates for the Sector and Group Hedge Committees.
• Maintain and update energy data trackers and procurement records, ensuring accurate and organized documentation of supplier offers, contracts, and pricing information.
• Track energy contract renewals and ensure all agreements are executed, stored, and maintained within Ball’s contract management systems.
• Support the preparation and management of the Annual Operating Plan (AOP) and energy budget submissions.
• Gather, analyze, and report on Ball’s energy commodity and non-commodity spend, identifying cost trends, risks, and potential opportunities for savings.
• Create and maintain reporting on energy spend, savings, hedging positions, and market exposure.
• Assist with quarterly hedge validation and monitoring of energy risk management positions.
• Monitor plant-level electricity and natural gas usage forecasts, ensuring updates are communicated to suppliers and internal stakeholders.
• Track and reconcile monthly energy invoices, coordinating with plant teams to resolve discrepancies or missing data.

 

Required Skills and Experience: 

 

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Experience doing data analysis, modelling and interpretation using tools such as Excel, Power BI
• Experience with energy market analysis (electricity or natural gas), pricing structures, commodity pricing analysis, or utility cost analysis and contracts. 
• Experience with energy procurement and category management processes, including tendering and supplier evaluation.
• Demonstrated skills:
  • Advanced Microsoft Excel, Power BI, and data management, including building and maintaining analytical models and trackers.
  • Ability to translate complex energy market and pricing data into clear insight ,  communicating analytical findings and market insights to internal stakeholders and decision-making committees.
  • Managing multiple data streams and deadlines with strong attention to detail and accuracy.
     

Preferred Skills and Experience:

 

• Experience organizing and evaluating supplier proposals, including RFx/tender analysis and commercial.
• Commodity risk management and hedging concepts related to energy procurement.
• Corporate sustainability and emissions reporting frameworks (such as:  CDP, Dow Jones, annual reports). 

 

Compensation & Benefits: 

 

• Expected Hiring Salary Range:  $75,400 - $105,290  (Salary to be determined by the applicant’s education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as internal equity and alignment with market data.)  
• This role will be eligible to participate in the annual incentive compensation plan. 
• Please visit our "Total Rewards" page to learn more about Ball’s comprehensive benefits structure.