Company Description Louis Dreyfus Company es una empresa líder en la comercialización y transformación de productos agrícolas. Nuestras actividades abarcan toda la cadena de valor, desde el campo hasta la mesa, a través de una amplia gama de líneas de negocio, aprovechamos nuestro alcance general y nuestra extensa red de activos para servir a nuestros clientes y consumidores en todo el mundo.

Estructurada como una organización matricial de seis regiones geográficas y diez plataformas, Louis Dreyfus Company opera en más de 100 países y emplea aproximadamente a 18.000 personas en todo el mundo.
Structure and coordinate the regional research function - working closely with our trading/research personnel throughout the region and Geneva.
Support the research team on the improvement of data and analysis related to Latam coffee supply and demand
Produce the supply and demand for coffee for the Latam region
Maintenance of hedge matrices tracking the flow of flat price risk from farmer to hedger
Verify the accuracy of cost of production estimates,



and model historical time series accordingly.
Develop forecast models to predict coffee consumption, exports, production and farmer behavior
Optimize the current process of data maintenance and update;
Propose trading recommendations through analysis of stocks/use, net supply and demand balances etc. Identify significant correlations between balance sheet movements and relevant price time series
Act as the lead analyst for the Latam complex. This involves proposal of strategies in view of the supply and demand outlook, contribution to the debate of proposed strategies, formulation of conclusions and review of strategy implementation.

Additional Information
Preferred degree in math and science (Math, Statistic, Physics, Engineering) or Economy
Advanced Excel
Knowledge in programing language (preferred Python) and SQL
Experience with data analysis
Experience with statistics techniques
Advanced English

📌 Sr Market Intelligence Analyst Bogotá (Colombia)
🏢 Louis Dreyfus
📍 Colombia