Analyst Power Supply Agreements

Nscale is a London-based, full-stack AI cloud and infrastructure company that provides GPU compute, managed AI services, orchestration software, data centers, and power infrastructure for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference.

Series CRecently funded0 current maintainers0 active leadsTeam intelligence

Maintainer signals as of 9/25/2026

London, United Kingdom
About Nscale

Nscale builds and operates vertically integrated AI infrastructure spanning software, GPU compute, networking, storage, purpose-built data centers, and power. Its active cloud platform offers self-service inference endpoints, fine-tuning, managed Kubernetes and Slurm, virtual machines, and GPU clusters.

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About the Role

You will research power supply options, energy-market conditions, and utility-development topics. You will prepare reports and presentations, support site-selection due diligence, maintain relevant data, develop financial models, analyze tariffs and power costs, monitor regulations, and coordinate with Finance, Legal, and Development.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Finance, Economics, or a related field.
  • 1–3+ years of experience in energy analysis, utility engineering, or a related analytical role.
  • Strong Excel and data-analysis skills.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct research and analysis on power supply options, energy market conditions, or utility development topics.
  • Prepare data, reports, and presentations for negotiations, market strategy, and utility-development decisions.
  • Support site-selection due diligence based on power supply, market, and utility-capacity considerations.
  • Track and maintain data relevant to the team's function.
  • Coordinate with Finance, Legal, and Development.
  • Develop financial models and analytics for energy sourcing and procurement decisions.
  • Interpret tariffs, calculate rates, and analyze power costs.
  • Monitor energy-market regulations and policy developments relevant to project cost and capacity.