Senior Economist – Markets Recruitment Open Event

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Ofgem is Great Britain’s independent energy regulator. We are working to create a fairer, more resilient and more competitive energy market, helping combat the challenges facing consumers while shaping the policies that will power the transition to Net Zero. We’re looking for Senior Economists to join us and provide the analytical expertise that will influence major regulatory decisions across Great Britain's energy sector.

We’re offering four permanent opportunities to join our newly established Markets Cluster, where you'll be providing economic expertise to priority projects across the Markets Group, to help deliver our vision and strategy for energy markets.

You'll collaborate with other economists, policy professionals, legal advisers and senior leaders across Ofgem, applying economic insight to complex regulatory questions and helping shape responses to rapidly evolving market conditions. These roles offer significant variety, giving you the chance to contribute to major regulatory projects while helping build the capability and reputation of a new analytical team supporting the Markets Group.

We're looking for individuals with strong economic and analytical expertise, excellent project delivery skills and the ability to translate complex evidence into clear, practical insights. You'll be an effective communicator who builds collaborative relationships, works confidently across multidisciplinary teams and enjoys solving complex problems.

In return, you'll join an inclusive and collaborative organisation where your expertise will help shape decisions affecting households across the country. Alongside flexible working, an excellent pension and generous annual leave, you'll work with experts from across policy, regulation, law and economics while contributing to work that delivers meaningful benefits for consumers and the wider energy sector. Join us in supporting fair competition, protecting consumers and enabling a secure, affordable and sustainable transition to Net Zero.