Fundamentals Analyst

**At EQT, you won't just do a job, you'll help shape our future. Through Transparent Leadership, you'll work alongside leaders who value collaboration and ensure every voice is heard. Through Connected Impact, you'll see how your work influences critical business decisions and drives value across our operations. Through Supported Growth, you'll have opportunities to expand your skills through cross-functional collaboration, development opportunities, and career advancement.

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We are seeking a highly analytical and commercially minded II/Sr/Lead/Principal Fundamentals Analyst to support our natural gas trading, storage, and commercial activities. This role will be responsible for researching, analyzing, and forecasting natural gas fundamentals and market dynamics across the Midwest region, with a focus on regional supply-demand balances, weather-sensitive demand, pipeline flows, seasonal opportunities, Canadian imports and basis market development.

The successful candidate will develop actionable market insights that support physical and financial trading decisions, natural gas storage optimization, commercial strategy, and executive decision-making. This individual must be a self-starter capable of working independently while effectively communicating market views and recommendations across trading, commercial, and executive teams.

Key Responsibilities:

• Market Analysis & Forecasting: Build and maintain detailed Midwest natural gas supply-demand balance models incorporating Appalachian and Midcontinent supply flows, Canadian imports, storage activity, pipeline receipts and deliveries, residential and commercial demand, power burn, industrial demand, and regional exports. Develop short- and long-term market forecasts based on these balances
• Infrastructure & Flow Monitoring: Monitor pipeline operations, maintenance activity, constraints, storage utilization, import capacity, regional transportation corridors, and basis market movements impacting Midwest supply-demand balances. Analyze the interaction among Appalachian, Western Canadian, Rockies, Midcontinent, and Gulf Coast supply sources.
• Industrial & Agricultural Demand Analysis: Monitor natural gas consumption across key Midwest industries, including manufacturing, refining, petrochemicals, steel, fertilizer, ethanol, food processing, and other agricultural or industrial end users. Identify structural changes, facility developments, outages, and economic trends that may affect regional demand
• Basis Market Development: Analyze the fundamental drivers of Midwest pricing locations and basis relationships, including Chicago, Dawn, MichCon, Consumers Energy, ANR, Northern Natural Gas, NGPL, and other relevant regional markets. Identify changes in transportation economics, supply sourcing, market connectivity, and infrastructure that may create trading or commercial opportunities.