Senior Economist - Chemicals Regulation & Policy (Flexible)

Rpa Ltd; Norwich; Hybrid; GBP 36,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

38 days holiday including bankholidays

Private healthcare from day one

Enhanced family policies

5 times salary death in service cover

Tax free profit share through Employee

Owned Trust after six months

Flexible and agile working

Full time or part time considered

Right to work in the UK

Equal opportunities employer

Job summary

Risk & Policy Analysts Ltd in Norwich is seeking a senior economist to lead regulatory and socio-economic analysis in the chemicals sector. The role focuses on REACH Authorisation and Restriction, delivering evidence to regulators and clients across the UK and EU.

You will develop complex analyses, contribute to bids, engage with industry and public sector stakeholders, and mentor colleagues within the Chemicals practice. Flexible location across UK is supported.

Qualifications

• Significant professional experience in economic analysis of regulation, policy or markets.
• Strong experience in socio economic analysis and impact assessment.
• Experience applying economic analysis in regulated sectors, environmental policy or industrial contexts.

Responsibilities

• Lead or contribute to Socio Economic Analysis for REACH processes.
• Assess economic, social and distributional impacts of regulatory change.
• Apply economic frameworks to evaluate costs, benefits and impacts of regulatory options.
• Support the development of Analysis of Alternatives, including economic feasibility.
• Draft regulator-ready technical reports and present findings to clients.

Skills

Economic analysis

Regulatory economics

Socio economic analysis

Proposal development

Stakeholder engagement

Job description

Risk & Policy Analysts Ltd in Norwich is seeking a senior economist to lead regulatory and socio-economic analysis in the chemicals sector. The role focuses on REACH Authorisation and Restriction, delivering evidence to regulators and clients across the UK and EU.

You will develop complex analyses, contribute to bids, engage with industry and public sector stakeholders, and mentor colleagues within the Chemicals practice. Flexible location across UK is supported.