Environmental Commodities Sales & Trading Rotational Program

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Our Environmental Commodities Sales & Trading Rotational Program is thoughtfully designed for those with a keen interest in the intersection of renewable energy and financial services. This one-year program offers first-hand experience across multiple departments, providing program participants with a comprehensive understanding of our business.

In addition to the desk exposure, the Rotational Program includes curated technical and soft skills trainings, dedicated mentorship for personal and professional development, as well as social events to connect with colleagues across the organization.

The program begins September 2026 and is intended to provide successful participants with a full-time desk placement at the end of the program in Fall 2027.

The Future is Ours to Build

Key Responsibilities

Build an understanding of the full-cycle trading process from its inception to execution by rotating on at least one:
Product Team – Renewable Natural Gas, Renewable Energy Credits, Biofuels
Client Strategy Team – Strive & Climate Action Consulting, Business Development
Operational Support Team – Trade Operations
Support the different desks with integral research and analytics, staying up to date on macroeconomic events and market trends to influence decision-making
Apply new perspectives to help streamline internal processes by creating workflow automations and organizing datasets
Assist in the preparation of pitch decks, communications, and RFPs for prospective clients

Build and Define the Future

Key Requirements

Mandatory Requirements

Current Undergraduate or Masters’ students with a graduation date in Spring/Summer 2026
Authorization to work in the United States without employer sponsorship
Advanced in Microsoft Excel and Python
Demonstrated interest in sustainable energy and/or environmental commodities
Analytical ability to synthesize data, reports, and other information in a presentable format
Self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset and critical thinking skills
Strong interpersonal skills, both written and verbal

Preferred Requirements

Pursuing a degree in Finance, Technology, Business, Environmental Sciences or other related field
Experience with SQL and VBA

Your career. Ready to make it mean something?

Compensation and Benefits

The base salary range for this position is $85,000- $95,000 based on several objective factors such as relevant experience, holistic skillset, and applicable licenses and certifications. The candidate may also be eligible for discretionary compensation as determined annually within the company fiscal year.

In addition to a competitive salary, STX is committed to the well-being of our employees and offers extensive benefits including:

Fully covered, company-sponsored Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance for employees and their families with minimal co-pays
Retirement plan options with company match (401k)
20 days of annual, flexible paid time off
Generous parental & caregiver leave
Reimbursement of monthly commuting costs to the office
Monetary stipend for office equipment

STX Commodities is committed to fostering a fair and inclusive work environment by adhering to the principle of equal opportunity for all. As a global organization, we value diverse backgrounds and perspectives and strive to create a workplace free from any form of discrimination or bias based on race, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected by applicable laws. 

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We encourage and welcome applications from candidates of diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives to enhance our team and contribute to a more inclusive work environment. Diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging are more than just concepts – they are part of our everyday work culture, ensuring employees are welcomed and experience true camaraderie.

At STX, we ask applicants to think holistically about roles. If the role sounds exciting and a great fit for you but some of the criteria or required experience doesn’t 100% line up, we still encourage you to apply!

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