DNB is seeking Analyst to Customer Analysis Section Energy

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DNB Corporate Banking

Analyst to Customer Analysis Section Energy

Do you want to drive the energy transition forward?

As an Analyst in CAS Energy, you’ll work closely with the largest companies in the energy sector and help shape the future of the industry.

Why join us?

• Immediate impact: Take on real responsibility from day one and influence major decisions for our clients.
• Teamwork & learning: Collaborate in cross-functional teams with both experienced experts and young talents. You’ll learn from the best and build a strong professional network.
• Exciting projects: Dive into projects within oil and gas, renewable energy, technology, and sustainability. Gain unique insight into how world-leading companies are tackling the energy transition.
• Supportive culture: We offer an inclusive, social, and flexible work environment. We value curiosity, initiative, and support your professional and personal growth.

About the role

You’ll be part of a global team of ~80 people in DNB’s Energy Division, covering all major industry segments - oil & gas, renewables, and the energy sources of the future. The Customer Analysis Section (CAS) in Oslo consists of ~18 analysts with diverse backgrounds, working closely with client managers and advisors across the bank.

As an Analyst, you will:

• Analyze customers’ financial and non-financial risk, including ESG risk and how sustainability trends are shaping industries.
• Drive processes, prepare, and present credit memos for decision makers.
• Prepare market analyses on various industry segments, sharing insights into customer markets, challenges, and opportunities.
• Work in client teams to deliver the best financing solutions.

What we’re looking for

• Are you curious, analytical, and ready to make a difference? We want to hear from you if you have:
• Preferably 3 years or more of relevant experience (accounting, finance, energy, or similar)
• Solid understanding of and interest in financial modelling and analysis
• Strong collaboration and communication skills
• Higher education at master’s degree level with strong results
• Fluency in Norwegian and English

What you’ll get

• Fast-track career development in the energy sector
• The chance to work on real challenges that matter for society
• A workplace that values work-life balance - even when things get busy

Ready to join us?

Please attach your transcripts and a brief motivation letter. Applications will be assessed on an ongoing basis.

Application deadline: 20.10.2025

Location: Oslo

Contacts:

Vegard Hungnes, 951 04 276

Andreas Heiberg, 995 04 777

Lars Kristian Hallingstad, 916 12 328

In this job application process, you only need to upload your resume (CV) and briefly answer some job-related questions. Cover letter is not required but you can upload this as an attachment if desired.
 

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