Policy Analyst

About the Role

As a Policy Analyst based in the Philippines, you will act as the principal representative for the organization, managing relationships with investors, policymakers, and industry regulators. This role focuses on expanding the firm's market footprint by identifying strategic investment opportunities and navigating the local energy landscape. In this mission-driven, non-profit environment, you will bridge the gap between research and strategic execution to support sustainable energy transitions. You will collaborate with regional teams to develop actionable insights that drive investment in energy infrastructure and sustainable finance.

Requirements

• The ideal candidate possesses a bachelor’s degree in economics, finance, environmental studies, energy studies, or a related field.
• You must have demonstrated professional experience in energy policy, infrastructure or project finance, sustainable finance, or public policy advisory.
• A deep understanding of the Philippines’ regulatory landscape, financial markets, and energy sector is essential, alongside the ability to engage credibly with senior government and regulatory officials.
• Candidates should be fluent in both spoken and written English and Tagalog.
• Furthermore, you should possess strong analytical skills, the ability to translate complex policy issues into practical recommendations, and an existing professional network within the relevant Philippine sectors.
• Proficiency in using AI tools to enhance productivity and maintain an entrepreneurial, independent, and collaborative work style is also required.

Responsibilities

• You will conduct comprehensive market scoping to identify policy developments, investment opportunities, and financing barriers, while monitoring national energy policies and electricity market regulations.
• A core part of your duty involves developing research papers, policy briefs, and consultation submissions that reflect institutional investor perspectives.
• You will be responsible for evaluating conditions for renewable energy projects, grid modernization, and energy storage, while identifying regulatory gaps that impact project bankability.
• Additionally, you will build and strengthen relationships with key stakeholders, including utilities and investors, and provide logistical support for high-level meetings and roadshows.
• You will also collaborate on infrastructure financing and sustainable finance frameworks, ensuring that programmatic planning and reporting remain aligned with the organization's strategic priorities for the market.

Benefits & Perks

• The role offers 20 days of annual leave, birthday leave, and three days of recharge leave during the Christmas and New Year period.
• Employees are provided with study leave of up to 5 days, access to an Employee Assistance Program, and the benefit of flexible working arrangements designed to support a healthy work-life balance.