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Kpler

Senior Quantitative Freight Analyst - Dry Bulk

Kpler · Business Units

London

Senior

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Posted on 24 February 2026

Workplace
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Work model: Hybrid

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At Kpler, we are dedicated to helping our clients navigate complex markets with ease. By simplifying global trade information and providing valuable insights, we empower organisations to make informed decisions in commodities, energy, and maritime sectors.

 

Since our founding in 2014, we have focused on delivering top-tier intelligence through user-friendly platforms. Our team of over 850 experts from 69 countries works tirelessly to transform intricate data into actionable strategies, ensuring our clients stay ahead in a dynamic market landscape. Join us to leverage cutting-edge innovation for impactful results and experience unparalleled support on your journey to success.

 

Your future position

 

Kpler are looking for an experienced Quantitative Analyst to develop and maintain data-driven models of the dry bulk freight market. You will originate and own research ideas, and build analytical tools that leverage Kpler and external data, to deliver market insights to in-house analysts and clients. A key focus is expanding Kpler's dry freight market forecasts and ton-mile demand projection.

 

About Kpler

Kpler builds trade intelligence for physical commodities — tracking cargoes, vessels and flows in energy, metals and agriculture. Its European engineering sits in Athens: backend, full-stack and lead engineering roles, with product design in Budapest and Athens. London is the commercial and market-analyst side, not engineering.