Economic & Policy Analyst - Submarines

at  RollsRoyce

DESIRED SKILLS:

• Experience working in the defence or nuclear industries and awareness of the issues facing those industries.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, especially to senior stakeholders.
• Qualification in a nuclear related field or a good understanding of nuclear technologies.
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WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING:

You will work with stakeholders from across the business to obtain, synthesise, and assess a range of data on diverse topics relating to the nuclear and defence industries, producing meaningful outputs to inform senior decision-making, both internally and to support engagements with the UK government. This will also include analysis of government relevant policies and their implications on the business.

• Work with stakeholders from across the business to obtain, synthesise, and assess a range of data on diverse topics relating to the nuclear and defence industries.
• Produce meaningful outputs to inform senior decision-making, both internally and to support engagements with the UK government.
• This will also include analysis of government relevant policies and their implications on the business.
• You will part of a lean team with a wide remit responsible for developing the business’ position on future government policy.

To be successful in this role you will need to meet the following criteria:

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant analytical focused field (politics, international relations, economics, data analysis).
• Experience with business and investment case development.
• Experience economic or financial analysis, assessing economic impact, and developing related financial models.
• Strong capability in Microsoft Excel.
• Experience in the government policy and investment decision-making process