
A day in the life of Wanying Zhang, Freight Analyst
Ever wondered what a day in the life looks like at Vortexa for a Freight Analyst? We sat down with Wanying to find out what her day-to-day life looks like.

Discover what a typical day is like for Lekan Ogunlana, Graduate Analyst at Vortexa, as he shares insights into his role and our company culture.
Lekan is a Graduate Analyst at Vortexa. He studied at Imperial College where he read MSci Geology followed by a MSc in Metals and Energy Finance. He also plays for Hampstead and Westminster Hockey Club in the England Hockey League Premiership Division Fun fact: Although (as self described) of average height, Lekan can clear 2 metres in the high jump!
There truly isn't a typical day; every day delivers a fresh perspective or a fresh obstacle. Generally there are always small projects to complete which are repeated tasks which I look at daily or every other day. Typically, I'll start the day with a drink while checking Slack, my check lists from the day prior and my ongoing tasks. After that, I'll jot down my priorities for the day, which can vary.
Having the view of physical shipping movement around the world - eyes in the sky on my screen.
At university I did a Geology degree as well as a Metals and Energy Finance degree. Vortexa offers roles which are a mix of the two which I found appealing and drew me to Vortexa.
Precision and receptivity. Consider new ideas, challenge them, and ask questions.
Everyone is forthcoming and approachable
The analysis team, in which I am a member, also the engineering teams for data quality.
Grab a morning tea with a little snack, check slack/emails and greet people.
Being able to grasp a diverse set of skills and learn about all aspects of the energy industry before deciding what to specialise in.
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Ever wondered what a day in the life looks like at Vortexa for a Freight Analyst? We sat down with Wanying to find out what her day-to-day life looks like.
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