Policy Analyst Clean Energy Simon Fraser University

EcoToronto is seeking a full-time Policy Analyst for Clean Energy at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, BC. The role involves conducting research, providing data-driven insights, and developing policy recommendations related to clean energy. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and experience in policy research or advocacy. The position emphasizes stakeholder engagement and requires knowledge of Canadian clean energy policy and legislative processes.
Position: Policy Analyst, full-time, Clean Energy Simon Fraser University , [...]

Position: Policy Analyst
Organization: Clean Energy Canada , Simon Fraser University
Location: Preference for candidates in Vancouver, Victoria, Toronto or Ottawa.

Who we are

Clean Energy Canada is a climate and clean energy program within the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue at Simon Fraser University .As one of Canada’s leading climate organizations, we work to accelerate Canada’s clean energy transition by sharing the story of the global shift to renewable energy sources and clean technologies.

We are outcome-oriented, advancing actionable solutions and working to create linkages between climate action and other pressing issues including affordability, economic competitiveness and energy security. Our policy team conducts original research, convenes influential dialogues, engages with governments at various levels across the country, and informs policy leadership. Clean Energy Canada staff prioritize relationships. We regularly collaborate with a breadth of stakeholders representing industry, labour, academia, civil society and indigenous leaders.

Coming from diverse professional backgrounds, our team maintains a positive, creative and fun culture while also setting high standards in the work we do. We embed a commitment to strategy and reflection in how we plan, execute and evaluate our campaigns.

About the role

With a focus on clean energy policy specifically, the Policy Analyst plays a critical role in supporting Clean Energy Canada’s policy team by conducting in-depth research, providing data-driven insights, and supporting the development of compelling policy recommendations. This role bridges research, communications, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring that policy initiatives are informed by rigorous analysis and effectively communicated to decision-makers. The position helps to advance key policy files, contributes to external relations efforts, and strengthens Clean Energy Canada’s impact in the climate, clean energy and clean technology space.

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Qualifications

A Bachelor's degree in Public Policy, Environmental Sciences or relevant area and two years of related experience in a regulatory and/or policy environment (policy research, analysis, or advocacy), or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Qualifications will include:
• A strong understanding of Canadian clean energy policy, climate action strategies, and decarbonization pathways. Specific knowledge and expertise related to clean energy policy, electricity system governance and regulation, and the nexus of energy and economy preferred.
• Familiarity with Canadian politics, legislative processes, policy implementation frameworks, and regulatory compliance in the climate and clean energy sector.
• Knowledge of relevant data sources, modelling and economic analysis to inform policy choices.
• Basic skills in collecting, organizing, analyzing and interpreting data.
• Experience in stakeholder engagement, government relations/policy advocacy and communications is an asset.

Additionally, the ideal candidate would be:
• A dynamic thinker who can contribute to the development and implementation of effective strategies to achieve organizational objectives, influence policy outcomes and advance clean energy priorities.
• A collaborative worker who can build and maintain relationships with colleagues across the organization as well as in government, industry, civil society, academia and labour.
• A self-motivated worker who is highly organized, with the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environment and can thrive working alone or as part of a team.
• A detail-oriented advisor with excellent research and analytical skills who delivers top quality work products such as policy briefs and reports that we can trust.
• A strong communicator with excellent writing and engaging presentation skills who can write internal and external briefing notes, conduct research, and disseminate complex information in simple language for diverse audiences.
• A passionate advocate who is dedicated to reducing emissions in Canada’s energy sector, supporting the deployment of renewable power,…