Advisor, Infrastructure

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What to Expect

The Advisor, Infrastructure supports the Singapore commodity trading and market analysis teams by maintaining a timely, accurate, and commercially relevant view of refinery and petrochemical infrastructure across Asia and other key global markets. This role focuses on tracking planned and unplanned turnarounds, outages, and restarts across both crude distillation units and secondary units, while linking operational changes to refining margins, secondary unit economics, and broader market implications.

This position goes beyond collecting outage headlines. The analyst is expected to build and maintain structured infrastructure intelligence by gathering information from industry sources, internal databases, desk analysts, traders, and other market contacts, then validating and translating that information into actionable updates for commercial use. The role also supports digitalization and automation of infrastructure tracking workflows, so coding skills and comfort working with large data sets are essential. 

What You’ll Do

• Track planned and unplanned turnarounds, outages, maintenance events, and restart timing for refineries and petrochemical plants, with a focus on Asia and coverage of both crude distillation units and key secondary units.
• Monitor and update changes in refinery operating status, unit-level disruptions, turnaround extensions, run cuts, and returns to service, ensuring the latest view is captured in internal tracking systems and global databases.
• Maintain and improve infrastructure databases by reconciling new information from external reports, internal data sets, desk analysts, traders, and other market intelligence sources, while checking details for accuracy, consistency, and timeliness.
• Work closely with traders and desk analysts to validate infrastructure updates, challenge assumptions, and understand the commercial significance of outages, maintenance, and operational shifts.
• Track refinery margins and secondary unit margins across Asia and help connect operational changes to economics, utilization, and likely market behavior.
• Partner with desk analysts to assess the potential for yield shifts resulting from refinery or unit-level changes, including how plants may adjust operating configurations in response to margin signals, feedstock constraints, or turnaround activity.
• Use coding and data skills to automate repetitive infrastructure tracking processes, improve data ingestion and quality checks, and build more scalable workflows for monitoring and reporting.
• Manipulate and analyze large data sets to identify changes, exceptions, and emerging trends in refinery and petrochemical operations, and communicate actionable takeaways to commercial stakeholders.
• Support regular reporting, ad hoc analysis, and cross-functional projects related to refining operations, secondary unit activity, margin monitoring, and infrastructure-driven market changes.

What You’ll Bring –Required

• Bachelor’s degree or higher
• 1 or more year(s) of commercial, marine, and/or energy industry experience
• Intermediate or greater proficiency in Microsoft Excel
• Python coding skills (intermediate level)

What Makes You Stand Out

• Relevant refining, petrochemical, market analysis, or commercial experience who can combine data discipline with practical understanding of refinery operations and unit-level impacts.
• Strong desire for personal learning and sharing skills with others.
• Developed stakeholder management skills, with experience supporting cross-functional discussions.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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