Energy and commodity market data, forward curves and portfolio analytics
Zema Global supplies energy and commodity market data, forward-curve analytics and portfolio-level risk tools. Its stack pairs legacy Oracle RAC, SQL Server and Java/Tomcat with AWS, Terraform and Go, which suggests a platform modernizing in place. Job posts center on curve automation and integrating newly acquired entities into finance, and senior, sales-heavy hiring is accelerating.
Zema Global Data Corporation is a privately held company headquartered in Denver, founded in 1995, with 201–500 employees. It ingests and governs market data from thousands of sources and delivers it alongside curve analytics and portfolio analysis for decision-making. Customers span energy, commodities, agriculture, metals and mining, and financial firms. The company runs on AWS and Azure, uses Salesforce and NetSuite for commercial and finance operations, and recruits in the United States, Canada and India.
Zema Global uses AWS, Azure, Python, Java, C#, Go, TypeScript, React, Oracle RAC, SQL Server, Liquibase, Terraform, Ansible and Jenkins, plus Salesforce, NetSuite and FloQast for business operations.
Zema Global Data Corporation is headquartered in Denver, United States, and hires in the United States, Canada and India.
Current work includes curve automation and validation workflows, curve data capabilities for enterprise and marketplace channels, a portfolio of quantitative models, and integrating acquired entities into GL processes.
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