Endur, now part of ION's commodities portfolio, is one of the most widely deployed Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM) platforms in the world, running trade capture, valuation, scheduling, settlements, accounting, and risk analytics for energy, power, and commodity trading firms. igmGuru's Endur Certification Course Online takes you from platform fundamentals to advanced configuration and AI-assisted risk analytics, using real trading scenarios so you can step into an Endur project on day one.
No prior hands-on Endur experience is required to join this Endur Training program. That said, learners get the most value when they come in with:
Business analysts, IT professionals, and career switchers from non-trading backgrounds regularly complete this Endur Course successfully - the curriculum builds every concept from first principles before moving into configuration and scripting.
This Endur Online Training is built for anyone who wants to work on ETRM platforms in the energy and commodities sector, including:
Certified Endur professionals are in steady demand as energy and commodity firms continue to expand trading desks and modernize ETRM infrastructure. This course prepares you for roles such as:
igmGuru's Endur Course Online is designed to get you project-ready, not just certificate-ready. Here's what sets the program apart:
On completing the course, labs, and capstone project, you will receive the igmGuru Endur Certification Training completion certificate. The certification validates hands-on proficiency across trade capture, risk management, scheduling, settlements, configuration, and reporting on the Endur platform — giving hiring managers and project leads a clear signal of your project readiness.
Endur is an Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM) platform used by energy, power, and commodity trading firms to capture trades, manage market and credit risk, schedule physical deliveries, process settlements, and handle trade accounting from one system.
Endur was originally developed by Openlink Financial. Openlink's commodities business, including Endur, is now part of ION Commodities, so you'll see the platform referred to as “Openlink Endur”, “ION Endur”, or simply “Endur” depending on the source.
No. Core modules like trade capture, risk, scheduling, and settlements require no coding. Configuration and scripting are covered later in the course, and this training builds up to that gradually, so non-technical professionals can follow along comfortably.
The program runs for approximately 45 hours, delivered through live instructor-led sessions plus hands-on lab time, and can be completed on weekday or weekend batches depending on your schedule.
Graduates typically apply for roles such as Endur functional or techno-functional consultant, ETRM business analyst, energy trading risk analyst, Endur support engineer, or commodity trading operations analyst.
Yes. The course starts from ETRM and Endur fundamentals before moving into advanced risk, configuration, and integration topics, so learners without prior ETRM exposure can follow the full curriculum.
Yes. Every module includes a hands-on lab, and the course closes with a capstone project that simulates an end-to-end trade lifecycle, from deal capture through risk reporting and settlement.
This course is scoped specifically to the Endur platform - its architecture, configuration approach, and current 2026 developments such as AI-assisted analytics and cloud deployment - rather than covering ETRM concepts generically across multiple tools.
Yes. igmGuru provides resume guidance and interview preparation support alongside the Endur Course Completion Certificate to help you apply for ETRM and Endur-focused roles.
