As Regulation Analyst at SSEN Transmission, you will support a major regulatory and investment programme shaping Scotland’s grid. You’ll work in a cross-functional team to deliver regulatory reporting, data integrity, and funding submissions that underpin asset investment. The role combines analysis, data validation, and clear communication to internal and external stakeholders, within a fast-paced, impact-driven environment. You’ll contribute to the RIIO-T3 plan and North of Scotland network expansion, helping ensure reliable, affordable power.
Pay / Benefits
flexible first options
private healthcare discounts
gym membership discounts
free online GP
24/7 counselling
Cycle to Work scheme
Responsibilities
Analyse regulatory, financial and project data to identify trends, risks and opportunities; deliver regulatory reporting packs and submissions for Ofgem and internal stakeholders
Ensure data integrity through validation, reconciliation and quality assurance
Investigate data anomalies, challenge assumptions and drive process improvements for reporting and data quality
Collaborate with project, finance, commercial and engineering teams to gather and interpret data for regulatory submissions
Support development of regulatory submissions, funding requests and evidence packs to secure approvals and funding
Present findings and recommendations clearly to support informed decision-making across the organisation
Key requirements
Degree level qualification in a relevant field (economics, finance, business, science, engineering or law) and/or experience in an analytical/regulatory role
Experience in utility regulation, energy or compliance is advantageous
Strong analytical skills with ability to interpret complex information and identify risks
Excellent attention to detail and data accuracy
Proactive problem solving with strong communication and stakeholder management skills
Ability to explain complex information to technical and non-technical audiences
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint
Experience with Power BI or other reporting/visualisation tools would be advantageous
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