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I am currently recruiting a Policy Development Lead with an energy tech business in London (flexible working).

You will:

  • Defining and implementing a policy development process which is relevant to the needs of the business;
  • In consultation with colleagues, developing an overall policy framework which is aligned with the business’s corporate objectives as described in the company strategy and Business and Development plan;
  • Designing a prioritised programme of policy development which is supportive of the business’s role as a delivery body in the Energy market and hence facilitates more compelling and assured interventions in wider policy debates;
  • Implementing methods for information sharing so as to encourage the pooling of market/policy;
  • Establishing policy expertise within Regulatory Affairs in non-energy markets which could be targeted by the business for the provision of services in the longer term.

You will have:

  • Extensive, practical experience of both the development of policy frameworks and individual policy positions;
  • Good verbal and written communication skills - comfortable in delivering presentations up to and including Board level;
  • Highly collaborative style - able to interact with colleagues at all levels, across the organisation;
  • Well-organised - able to manage a number of tasks in parallel, whilst ensuring that these are completed to time and quality;
  • A self-starter - persistent and resilient;
  • Knowledge of the energy market and current developments therein;
  • Experience of working within either a governmental setting or regulated business.

Closing date

Applications for this post closed 11:59pm on Monday 20th September 2021