Location
Aspect House, Blantyre

Hours
Full Time - Permanent

Salary
From £53,280 per annum plus a strong benefits package

About the Role
Join Iberdrola Renewables as a Senior Analyst within the Major Distributed Generation (DG) team in the Design & Development function. This key role supports the delivery of large-scale renewable and storage connections, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks and contractual obligations. You will act as a primary liaison between SP Energy Networks and customers for major DG projects, managing connection contracts and engaging with the Energy System Operator (NESO) on agreements and compliance. Responsibilities include overseeing payments and securities processes, maintaining accuracy and alignment with regulatory requirements, and supporting the development and delivery of investment plans for major DG connections. You will provide insight and advice on regulatory compliance, risks, and opportunities for process improvement, and prepare reports and recommendations for senior management and governance forums. This role requires a strong understanding of the UK regulated energy market, including Ofgem frameworks, industry codes such as CUSC and Grid Code, and current reforms like Connections Reform and Queue Management.

Benefits
Our benefits package includes a double match pension scheme (up to 10% company contribution), 36 days paid holiday, share schemes, holiday purchase options, payroll giving and charity matched funding, technology vouchers, electric vehicle schemes, cycle to work scheme, public transport season ticket loans, healthcare options including dental and private medical insurance, health cash plans and annual health assessments, life assurance (4x salary), financial wellbeing support, plus discounts on shopping, leisure, restaurants, gyms, travel insurance and more. We support your wellbeing, future savings, and climate action to help you take care of your world today and tomorrow.

Experience
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to interpret regulatory and contractual requirements. Proven experience in stakeholder management and engagement with external parties such as NESO and customers. Good understanding of the UK electricity regulatory framework, including Ofgem’s role, NESO processes, and key industry codes. Knowledge of financial governance, securities, and payment processes within a regulated environment. Experience working collaboratively across technical, commercial, and regulatory teams to deliver complex projects.

About you
Excellent communication skills with the ability to manage multiple stakeholders effectively. Detail-oriented and proactive in identifying risks and opportunities for process improvement. Motivated to work in a fast-paced environment supporting renewable energy growth and regulatory compliance. Committed to contributing to a sustainable energy future aligned with company values and social purpose.

Qualifications
Relevant qualifications or equivalent experience in energy, finance, regulation, or related fields are desirable but not explicitly stated. A strong willingness to learn and adapt within a dynamic regulatory environment is essential.