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Business Economist at Renaissance African Energy Company – Port Harcourt
Renaissance African Energy Company is recruiting a Business Economist in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to evaluate investment opportunities, support portfolio decisions and lead economic and commercial analyses for energy projects.
Responsibilities
- Develop fit-for-purpose economic valuations for investment proposals and potential business opportunities.
- Provide investment and portfolio insights to support field development plans and business strategy.
- Lead annual project business planning and the Annual Review of Petroleum Resources.
- Coordinate organisational risk and uncertainty assessment and advance structured decision analysis.
- Engage multidisciplinary project teams and stakeholders to deliver commercial insights under tight timelines.
- Coach colleagues in economics, valuation, investment screening and decision-making.
- Document and share commercial lessons learned, project lookbacks and investment decision records.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Business, Finance, Geosciences, Engineering or a related field.
- At least nine years’ relevant experience in commercial analysis, financial modelling, M&A, and midstream or downstream economics.
- Upstream oil and gas or integrated gas experience is desirable.
- Strong competence in valuation, finance, analytical problem-solving and stakeholder engagement.
- Ability to communicate complex technical and commercial matters clearly to senior leadership.
- Independent initiative, flexibility, teamwork, good interpersonal judgement and timely delivery.
The Economics and Commercial function supports flexible working arrangements where feasible.
How to apply
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About the employer
Renaissance African Energy Company operates in Nigeria's energy sector, with activities and commercial development spanning parts of the oil and gas value chain.
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