Can you share some combinations of Online Courses to take, for the career pathway of Data Science for Energy and/or ML for energy and/or Optimisation for energy?

Hi everyone, I’m a Senior Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience in the IT field. I’m currently working with a U.S. based client, focusing on building scalable and high-performance web applications. I’m excited to be here and look forward to connecting and learning with you all.

In the Classroom section, in 6.3, a new document has been uploaded with an overview of companies and organizations in the UK energy sector that offer quantitative roles in energy. The document shows which organizations recruit STEM professionals for quantitative roles involving optimization, modeling, machine learning, and data analysis, while providing guidance on visa sponsorship for international candidates seeking to work in the UK energy sector.

In the Classroom, in 6.3 you can download a PDF file for quantitative and technical job opportunities in the European energy sector, in areas such as renewable energy, smart grids, energy storage, data science, AI/machine learning , and optimization. It has links to career pages and explaining the types of graduate programs and entry-level positions available across the European Union (EU). It focuses on: a) large energy corporations (utilities and energy majors like Enel, EDF, Ørsted, and Siemens Energy), b) energy-tech startups and SMEs (focusing on battery analytics, virtual power plants, AI optimization, and climate tech), c) government and public-sector positions (including EU agencies like ACER and research institutions like the JRC and Fraunhofer Institutes),

At this stage in my career, there are certain skills I need to learn and develop quickly. Since I want to move into the Quant department, I'll need to work primarily on forecasting electricity markets and understand the dynamics of these markets. Our Quant department typically focuses on demand forecasting, generation forecasting, and price forecasting. Your courses in the Classroom section cover a variety of areas, and I appreciate for all of them. However, since I need to progress quickly in these areas, do you have any alternative pathway you can recommend?