Business Adviser
Offshore Energies UK · Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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Excellent benefits packageOrganisational OverviewWe are the leading trade association for the UK’s offshore energy industry, giving a voice to over 450 organisations and businesses throughout the country. OEUK is committed to fostering a thriving UK powered by homegrown, affordable energy — produced safely, responsibly, and sustainably. We engage, inform and champion the offshore energy sector and its workforce, collaborating with our members to meet the UK’s energy needs now and in the future.Role SummaryAre you interested in energy markets, economics and policy and looking for an opportunity to put your analytical skills into practice?We’re looking for a Business Adviser to join our Energy Policy team and help turn industry, economic and market data into clear, meaningful insight.Working as part of OEUK’s Market Intelligence team, you’ll undertake research and analysis that helps us understand developments across the UK offshore energy sector. You’ll contribute to market analysis, economic modelling, industry reporting, data analysis and policy development, helping to turn complex information into accessible, evidence-based insight.You’ll gain practical experience across a broad range of topics while building your skills in analysis, economic modelling, data visualisation, policy, reporting and stakeholder engagement. You’ll also have opportunities to develop your capability in tools such as Power BI and emerging AI technologies.Reporting to the Market Intelligence Manager, you’ll work with colleagues across OEUK and engage with member companies and wider industry stakeholders, taking responsibility for defined pieces of work with support from the wider team.You’ll have the opportunity to:Research and analyse economic, industry and market data to identify trends and develop meaningful insights.Keep up to date with developments across the UK energy sector and help assess emerging trends, risks and opportunities.Support the development of economic and market models, forecasts and scenario analysis.Produce clear, high-quality reports, briefings, presentations and other insight for different audiences.Keep up to date with relevant policy and regulatory developments, helping analyse what they mean for the industry and OEUK’s work.Work with colleagues across OEUK to provide evidence and analysis that supports policy development, consultation responses and external engagement.Build effective working relationships with OEUK members, government, regulators and other industry stakeholders.Take responsibility for defined research and analytical projects, delivering accurate, high-quality work to agreed deadlines.Use data visualisation and reporting techniques to make complex information easier to understand and communicate.Explore how data visualisation and emerging AI tools can improve analytical capability, efficiency and insight.Develop relationships with member companies, building your understanding of their priorities and the wider offshore energy sector.What We’re Looking ForYou don’t need extensive industry experience to make an impact in this role. We’re looking for strong analytical potential, curiosity about the energy sector and relevant experience that has given you an opportunity to develop your research, analytical or problem-solving skills.Relevant experience could have been gained through employment, an internship, placement or another comparable environment.Ideally, you’ll bring:A degree in Economics, Engineering, Geology, Mathematics or another relevant analytical discipline, or equivalent analytical knowledge and capability gained through relevant experience.An understanding of, and interest in, the UK energy landscape, including market, policy and regulatory developments and the energy transition.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative information.Some experience of research, market analysis, data analysis or reporting.Good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint.Clear written and verbal communication skills and the ability to explain information effectively to different audiences.The ability to build positive working relationships with colleagues and external stakeholders.Good organisational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage priorities and meet agreed deadlines.An interest in developing your knowledge and making greater use of data, digital and analytical tools.Knowledge of Power BI or other data visualisation tools would be useful, but we also welcome candidates who are interested in developing their capability in these areas.What You’ll GainThis role provides the opportunity to build experience across market intelligence, economics, energy policy and data analysis while working on issues that matter to the UK’s offshore energy industry.You’ll work alongside experienced colleagues and engage with a broad range of industry topics and stakeholders, giving you the opportunity to develop both your technical knowledge and your confidence in communicating analytical insight.As your knowledge and experience grow, you’ll have opportunities to take greater ownership of defined analytical projects and further develop your skills in economic modelling, forecasting, data visualisation, policy analysis and industry reporting.Working PatternThis is a full-time role working 9am –5pm, Monday to Friday in an office environment. Why Work at OEUK?Join us at an exciting time for the UK energy industry. At OEUK, you can:Contribute to work that helps shape understanding of the UK’s evolving offshore energy sector.Develop valuable analytical, policy and stakeholder engagement skills.Gain exposure to a broad range of energy, economic and market issues.Build your experience in a collaborative, inclusive and forward-thinking environment.Make a meaningful contribution to the industry and its workforce.Benefits include:Learning & development opportunities27 days annual leave (pro‑rata)Hybrid and Flexible WorkingCompetitive pension schemePrivate medical coverEmployee Assistance ProgrammeCycle-to-work schemeAbility to purchase/sell annual leaveLife cover (4× salary)How to ApplyApplicants should submit a Cover Letter and CV via recruitment@oeuk.org.uk. For the full job description, please visit our careers page. Closing Date: Friday 30th October 2026.