Senior Manager, Economic Advisory, Energy Economics, Strategy Risk Transaction Advisory

Overview

As Senior Manager in Deloitte’s Energy Economics practice, you will lead or contribute to energy-transition investment analysis, markets modelling and policy advisory within a growing team. You’ll shape strategic insights for clients across energy, resources, infra, and transactions, leveraging economics, data, and digital tools. You will manage major engagements, develop propositions, and grow the energy modelling capability. This role combines technical expertise with leadership to drive measurable client impact in the net-zero transition.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid working in London
• wellbeing focus
• world-class development and training
• inclusive culture
• impact-driven environment
• flexible career growth

Responsibilities

• Lead multidisciplinary energy engagements from scoping to delivery with robust modelling and clear client outcomes
• Serve as day-to-day adviser to senior stakeholders, communicating complex economic/regulatory concepts clearly
• Shape analytical approaches, models, and outputs even with incomplete data
• Translate market, policy and regulatory developments into practical client recommendations
• Originate opportunities through relationships, propositions and account plans
• Manage engagement economics, resourcing, risk, and governance
• Lead and develop diverse teams with feedback and growth opportunities
• Build the team’s energy data, modelling, and digital-platform capabilities and contribute to thought leadership

Key requirements

• Significant experience in energy economics, investment, markets, modelling, policy or regulation
• Strong knowledge of energy markets and net-zero transition, including investment drivers and regulatory frameworks
• Grounding in microeconomics and applying concepts to policy and commercial questions
• Experience leading projects or workstreams and managing teams, budgets, risks, and stakeholders
• Ability to structure ambiguous problems and provide evidence-based viewpoints
• Excellent written and verbal communication for concise reports and proposals
• Track record of business development and account growth
• Collaborative leadership and commitment to inclusion and development
• Postgraduate qualification in economics or related quantitative discipline preferred (equivalent experience considered)
• UK or international energy markets/regulation experience welcomed

• leadership
• stakeholder management
• clear communication
• energy economics
• economic modelling
• policy and regulation analysis

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