Senior Market Compliance Analyst - Power

Country United States / US City HOUSTON Workplace location HOUSTON-LOUISIANA STREET(USA) Employer company TotalEnergies Gas & Power North America, Inc. Domain Governance and Information Type of contract Regular position Experience Minimum 6 years

Context & Environment

TGPNA participates in North American physical and financial commodity markets, including power, natural gas, LNG, environmental products, dry bulk products, and related derivatives. The Company operates in a dynamic, highly regulated environment shaped by evolving market rules, tariff requirements, regulatory developments, and market conduct expectations across multiple jurisdictions and organized markets.

The Senior Market Compliance Analyst (Power) supports the Market Compliance function through comprehensive compliance oversight, surveillance, regulatory analysis, and advisory support for the Company’s trading and commercial activities. The role focuses on monitoring and advising on physical and financial power markets, including organized and bilateral transactions, virtual products, Financial Transmission Rights, congestion products, capacity markets, and related activities.

Working closely with Trading, Commercial, Risk, Operations, Legal, senior management, and both market and data analysts, the position delivers practical guidance on market rules, regulatory requirements, and compliance risks affecting day‑to‑day business activities. The role also contributes to regulatory change management, market rule interpretation, compliance program development, investigations, training initiatives, governance processes, and regulatory readiness efforts.

The successful candidate will demonstrate strong analytical capabilities, the ability to independently assess complex trading activity, and the skill to evaluate regulatory developments and communicate clear, risk‑based recommendations to business stakeholders.

Activities

• Conduct surveillance and monitoring of physical and financial power trading activities, including virtual transactions, Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs), congestion products, renewable products, and organized wholesale electricity markets.
• Analyze trading activity across PJM, ERCOT, CAISO, MISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO‑NE, and other North American power markets to identify potential market conduct, tariff compliance, and regulatory risks.
• Independently monitor daily physical and financial power, renewable, and environmental commodity transactions to support compliance with applicable laws, regulations, tariffs, exchange rules, and internal policies.
• Review and investigate surveillance alerts, unusual