Senior Programme Manager â Renewable Energy Technologies

OECD; Paris; Sur place; EUR 40 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

An established industry player is seeking a strategic leader to drive renewable energy initiatives. This role involves managing a team of analysts, delivering high-quality analyses, and shaping policies that influence clean energy transitions globally. With a focus on collaboration across divisions, the successful candidate will enhance international relationships and promote innovative solutions in renewable technologies. If you have a strong background in renewable energy and a passion for impactful policy development, this opportunity offers a chance to make a significant difference in the energy sector.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in renewable energy with policy experience in government or industry.
• Strong leadership and program management skills are essential.

Responsabilités

• Support management in strategic directions for renewable energy technologies.
• Lead high-quality analysis supporting government policies in clean energy.

Connaissances

Renewable Energy Analysis

Leadership

Policy Development

Team Management

Strategic Planning

Formation

Advanced Degree in Physical Sciences

Degree in Engineering

Degree in Economics

Description du poste

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  Job Responsibilities

  • Support management in setting strategic directions for IEAs work on Renewable Energy Technologies and Innovation, working with the Head of RED and senior colleagues.
  • Lead the delivery of high-quality analysis and work outputs supporting government policies in renewable energy and clean energy transitions.
  • Manage a team of renewable energy analysts, providing leadership and shaping the work programme.
  • Collaborate across IEA divisions and lead relevant cross-agency working groups, including under the Clean Energy Transitions Programme.
  • Guide and coach junior analysts, secondees, and external consultants to ensure effective teamwork and cooperation.
  • Coordinate with senior analysts and the Unit Head of System Integration of Renewables.
  • Assist the Head of Division with planning, fundraising, managing, and reporting on programme scope, delivery, and budget.

  Research and Analysis

  • Lead the programme of work on renewable energy technologies, assessing their status, costs, prospects, and potential across various sectors.
  • Analyze the role of emerging renewable energy technologies in energy transitions, focusing on decarbonization, energy access, affordability, and security.
  • Develop best practices and policy recommendations for the deployment of renewable technologies across different country contexts.
  • Ensure timely delivery of analyses, publications, and events with strategic and policy-relevant messaging.
  • Contribute to relevant IEA publications on renewable energy technologies.

  Liaison and Outreach

  • Develop and strengthen IEAs global relationships on renewable energy technologies, enhancing its international profile.
  • Collaborate with the Energy Technology Network and Technology Collaboration Programmes.
  • Represent the Renewable Energy Division at IEA committee meetings and serve as a focal point for leadership and collaboration within the Agency.
  • Maintain contacts with governments, international organizations, industry, and research institutions.
  • Promote the work of the Agency externally and participate in high-level international events.

  Qualifications and Candidate Profile

  Academic Background: Preferably an advanced degree in physical sciences, engineering, statistics, economics, or related fields.

  Professional Experience: Minimum of 10 years working on renewable energy or clean energy systems, with policy experience in government or industry. Experience in renewables in emerging economies and in high-quality analysis and publications is desirable. Leadership and programme management experience, including fundraising, planning, and reporting, are essential.

  Languages: Excellent command of English; knowledge of other languages is an asset.

  Core Competencies

  Demonstrate behaviors aligned with OECD core competencies, including vision and strategy, ethics and integrity, collaboration, results achievement, and innovation.

  Additional Information

  • Application deadline: 8th June 2025.
  • Contract: 24-month fixed-term with possible renewal up to 36 months.
  • Salary: Starting at 10,937.92 EUR/month plus allowances, tax-exempt.
  • Selection process may include interviews, assessments, and panel interviews.
  • OECD is an equal opportunity employer and encourages diverse applications.