2022 Analyst - Regulation and Compliance null

About Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW (IPART)

IPART provides independent regulatory decisions and advice to protect and promote the ongoing interests of the consumers, taxpayers, and citizens of NSW. They are the independent regulator for the water, public transport, local government, electricity and gas industries, and the Energy Savings Scheme in NSW. IPART also undertakes reviews and investigations into a wide range of economic and policy issues and performs a number of other roles at the NSW Government’s request.

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Your role

This role sits within the Applications and Scheme Participant Compliance programs which are part of the broader Energy Sustainability Schemes team. The team contributes to regulatory functions under the Energy Savings Scheme and the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme. 

Key functions include: 

• Delivering research and technical analysis of license or accreditation applications
• Assessing scheme participant (energy retailers) compliance against annual energy savings certificate targets
• Assessing the eligibility of energy-efficient products for use in the schemes  

In this role you will:

• Undertake analysis using a risk-based approach to help make decisions regarding regulatory and compliance-related matters
• Prepare and present written briefings to senior staff and the Tribunal, our decision maker
• Prepare publicly available guidance to support accreditation and compliance processes
• Support the effective administration of best practice regulatory and compliance programs and policies. 

Training, development & rotations

You will have opportunities to work with and learn from the varied experiences of our diverse workforce, embracing new challenges and learning from some of the best leaders and innovators.

Salary & benefits

In this role, you may earn an average of A$86,666 to A$94,920 plus the employer's contribution to superannuation and leave loading.

Work life balance

Being able to have a positive work/life balance is an important part of staying engaged at work. Having flexibility at work helps you make time for family, and friends, or even pursue further study. Most of IPART's agencies and departments have flexible work options available, and you can discuss these with your manager at any time. Read more.

Culture & vibe

IPART is proud to work with a diverse range of people. To deliver the best for the people of NSW, they need to be reflective of the community they serve. They are committed to making workplaces inclusive for all people, where everyone feels valued and heard. Read more.

About you

We are looking for someone who:

• Thrives on analysing information and finding practical solutions
• Is goal-oriented and motivated to learn and can quickly adapt to changing work priorities
• Can manage workloads and meet agreed deliverables
• Has effective written and verbal communication skills   
• Is enthusiastic about contributing to a diverse and dynamic team. 

Relevant tertiary qualifications or professional experience are required for this role. Tertiary qualifications in economics, accounting, finance, engineering, environment, science, law, or other relevant qualifications or equivalent demonstrated professional experience.

How to apply

To apply for this role, simply click the "Apply on employer site" button on this page to submit your application directly to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW.

Applications should include a cover letter (maximum one page) that details why you are a good fit for the job and a resume (maximum five pages) that clearly details your skills and experience as relevant to this role.