Principal Economist and Regulatory Specialist | London, UK

Morgan McKinley; London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is on the lookout for a Principal Economist and Regulatory Specialist to shape the future of railway standards in London. This pivotal role involves leading strategic initiatives, engaging with key stakeholders, and providing expert economic insights to enhance decision-making processes. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in economic analysis within the rail industry, coupled with a passion for driving improvements and best practices. Join a forward-thinking organization where your contributions will directly impact the rail sector's standards and methodologies.

Qualifications

• Experience as an Economist in the Rail industry is preferred.
• Expertise in economic assessments and regulatory advice is crucial.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic direction for railway standards and business cases.
• Engage with stakeholders to ensure acceptance across industry groups.
• Provide expert economic and regulatory advice to stakeholders.

Skills

Economic Analysis

Regulatory Compliance

Stakeholder Engagement

Cost-Benefit Analysis

Decision Analysis Techniques

Education

Bachelor's in Economics

Master's in Economics

Job description

Principal Economist and Regulatory Specialist

Our client, a leading rail institution, is seeking a Principal Economist and Regulatory Specialist to join their team based in London.

Responsibilities:

1. Lead the strategic direction for business cases to create or modify railway standards, ensuring they remain appropriate and robust. Oversee the quality of content in business cases, standards, and related documents, advising on their progression.
2. Engage actively with industry stakeholders to ensure high-quality collaboration resulting in tangible benefits, accepted by cross-industry groups and committees.
3. Provide expert economic and regulatory advice to both internal teams and external stakeholders.
4. Develop economic assessments, models, and methodologies, including cost-benefit analysis, to evaluate the value of railway standards and their industry implementation costs. Contribute this expertise to other directorates and national research and development programs.
5. Stay informed about best practices in decision analysis techniques, especially those used in transport, and identify opportunities for methodological improvements applicable to rail standards.
6. Prepare and present economic and analytical concepts effectively.

Previous experience as an Economist within the Rail industry is preferred.

For further information, please contact me via email.

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