WHAT’S NEXT?

If you possess the required skills and experience and you are looking for a fantastic career opportunity please submit Please submit your application via our careers website by 7 July 2025.
For the full Position Description, please reach out to Tom via Careers@Powercor.com.au
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ABOUT THE ROLE:

We are looking for an energetic economics or policy professional to join our Regulation team as a Senior Regulatory Analyst in a full time and permanent role based at our CBD Head Office.
This role is responsible for developing regulatory advice and investment proposals relating to economic regulatory matters, and will involve engaging with key bodies including the Australian Energy Regulator, Essential Services Commission, Australian Energy Market Commission and Federal or State government departments. Our regulatory strategies will bring together commercial, customer and policy objectives at a time when the energy landscape and associated economic framework are rapidly transforming.
As part of the broader Regulation team you will work on our ongoing five-year regulated revenue setting project, including preparing analysis on how the distribution network should adapt to accommodate the impacts of climate change, customer energy resources, electrification, and the energy market transition.
To be successful, you will be confident engaging with key stakeholders, collaborating with subject matter experts, and be able to articulate key economic regulatory matters and policy positions in a succinct and practical manner.
The role is advertised as a full-time opportunity, however, we would be open to a part time arrangements for suitable candidates.

YOU DON’T NEED TO CHECK EVERY BOX, HOWEVER TO SUCCEED IN THIS ROLE YOU’LL HAVE A COMBINATION OF:

• A tertiary qualification in economics, public policy or other relevant field (required)
• Demonstrated knowledge of regulatory frameworks and/or energy policy
• Knowledge and experience in applying economic concepts and principles
• Strong quantitative analysis skills
• An ability to undertake structured and strategic thinking
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Prior experience working in a regulator, government, economic consultancy or in a business subject to regulatory oversight is highly regarded