Senior Policy Analyst – Energy Markets & Nuclear Policy

Edf Uk; Greater London, Gloucester, Hove; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Annual bonus

Pension scheme

EV leasing

Job summary

EDF UK is seeking a Senior Policy Analyst to support policy development and advocacy across energy market, regulatory and nuclear policy issues. You will provide strategic insight, shape policy positions and support the UK's transition to An Electric Britain.

The role is hybrid with opportunities to work from home and travel to EDF offices in London, Gloucester and Hove. A competitive starting salary (£55,000) with potential for an annual bonus and a market-leading pension scheme are on offer.

Qualifications

• Experience in policy, regulatory or public affairs environment.
• Experience conducting policy analysis and developing evidence-based recommendations
• Experience developing policy positions, briefing papers or strategic recommendations
• Experience influencing decision-making through analysis, insight and stakeholder engagement
• Experience building and managing relationships with internal and external stakeholders

Responsibilities

• Supporting policy development across energy market, regulatory and industry issues, including electricity market reform, security of supply and electrification
• Analysing policy developments and providing evidence-based recommendations to support EDF's strategic objectives
• Leading and coordinating responses to Government consultations, industry proposals and regulatory developments
• Assessing the impact of emerging policy, legislative and regulatory changes on EDF's UK businesses
• Representing EDF in working groups, consultations, stakeholder forums and industry meetings

Skills

Policy analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Regulatory affairs

Evidence-based recommendations

Policy development

Communication

Tools

None

Job description

EDF UK is seeking a Senior Policy Analyst to support policy development and advocacy across energy market, regulatory and nuclear policy issues. You will provide strategic insight, shape policy positions and support the UK's transition to An Electric Britain.

The role is hybrid with opportunities to work from home and travel to EDF offices in London, Gloucester and Hove. A competitive starting salary (£55,000) with potential for an annual bonus and a market-leading pension scheme are on offer.