Endur vs Allegro vs RightAngle: Which ETRM Platform Has the Most Jobs in 2026?

If you're an ETRM professional deciding where to invest your next year of skill development, the job market data should be your starting point. We analysed 617 active ETRM listings to see which platforms employers are actually hiring for right now.

Endur Dominates — And It's Not Close

Endur (OpenLink, now part of ION Group) appears in 181 listings — 29% of all jobs. OpenLink as a standalone keyword appears in another 106 listings, with significant overlap. No matter how you slice it, Endur is the most in-demand ETRM platform in the world by a wide margin.

Why? Endur is deeply embedded in the infrastructure of oil and gas majors (Shell, ExxonMobil, BP), large trading houses, and utilities. These organisations have invested millions in Endur implementations over the past two decades, and they need specialists to maintain, upgrade, and extend those systems. The move toward cloud-hosted Endur deployments and REMIT II compliance is creating an entirely new wave of demand.

Endur roles span the full spectrum: functional Business Analysts, Java/.NET developers, solution architects, and implementation consultants. Salary ranges for Endur-specific roles run from $70,000 at the entry level to $301,000 for senior solution architects in Houston.

Allegro Is Strong in North America

Allegro appears in 66 listings (11% of the market). Its demand is concentrated in North American midstream and utilities — companies dealing with natural gas pipelines, storage, and power generation. Allegro's user base tends to be mid-size energy companies rather than the supermajors.

Allegro roles lean functional rather than technical. Business Analyst and consultant positions dominate. If you have experience in gas scheduling, pipeline nominations, or power settlements and want to stay in North America, Allegro is a strong bet.

RightAngle Holds Steady in Downstream

RightAngle (now part of the ION Group alongside OpenLink) accounts for 47 listings (8%). It's the platform of choice for downstream and refined products companies — refineries, fuel distributors, and petrochemical firms.

RightAngle roles tend to be operations-heavy: trade capture, logistics, inventory management, and invoicing. If you have supply chain or logistics experience in oil and gas, RightAngle is an accessible entry point into ETRM.

The Emerging Platforms

Orchestrade (12 listings) is gaining traction in quantitative trading and derivatives. Ion Commodities (12 listings) serves the European utility space. SAP Commodity Management (9 listings) is growing as SAP S/4HANA migrations accelerate. Triple Point (9 listings) has a loyal following in agricultural and soft commodities.

Trayport (4 listings) and Murex (3 listings) round out the landscape with niche but high-value roles in brokerage connectivity and cross-asset derivatives.

So Which Should You Learn?

If you want maximum job market access globally: Endur. If you want to focus on North American gas and power: Allegro. If you're coming from downstream operations: RightAngle. If you want to bet on growth: SAP Commodity Management and cloud-native ETRM platforms.

The key insight from the data is that 57% of listings don't specify any platform. That means domain expertise — understanding the trade lifecycle, commodity markets, and regulatory reporting — matters just as much as platform knowledge.

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