Senior Analyst - Senior Principal Analyst (ETB)
The Energy Market Authority (EMA) is seeking a Senior Analyst to join their team overseeing economic regulation of natural monopolies in the energy sector. Responsibilities include reviewing regulatory frameworks, analyzing financial statements, determining tariffs, and implementing policies for emerging energy supplies. The role requires a background in economics, finance, or engineering and strong analytical and stakeholder management skills. This position is vital for shaping Singapore's power sector decarbonization efforts.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Energy Market Authority (EMA) is seeking a Senior Analyst to join their team overseeing economic regulation of natural monopolies in the energy sector. Responsibilities include reviewing regulatory frameworks, analyzing financial statements, determining tariffs, and implementing policies for emerging energy supplies. The role requires a background in economics, finance, or engineering and strong analytical and stakeholder management skills. This position is vital for shaping Singapore's power sector decarbonization efforts.
TAL's take
Stable government regulatory role in the energy sector with significant policy impact, though technical requirements are broad.
The role has a very clear focus on economic regulation and policy within the energy sector, though it lacks a specific technical stack requirement.
Must haves
- Knowledge in Economics, Accountancy, Finance, Business or Engineering
- Excellent analytical and critical thinking skills
- Excellent coordination, negotiation, and communication skills
- Ability to work under tight timelines
- Ability to engage and influence multiple stakeholders
About the company
Government agency managing critical infrastructure in Singapore, which functions similarly to a high-impact established organization.
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