Strategist

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The new E.ON is one of the strongest operators of European energy networks and energy-related infrastructure, as well as a provider of advanced customer solutions for more than 50 million customers. With a total of over 75,000 employees we are represented in 15 countries. This makes us ideally positioned to help drive Europe's energy transition.
By focusing on two sustainable growth areas and with the acquisition of innogy, E.ON fully commits itself to the fundamental transformation of the energy world. As one of Europe’s largest energy service providers we will actively drive the energy transition in Hungary and Europe.
Combining the expertise of both companies will also make E.ON a pioneer in developing new and innovative energy solutions and attract the brightest minds in the energy sector.

We need everyone's positive energy and innovative thinking to lead the energy transition to net zero. That's why we welcome applications from all backgrounds and experiences and have a range of flexible working options to suit everyone!

Strategist

Here's what you'll be doing npower Business Solutions (nBS) powered by E.ON is one of the largest Business to Business suppliers of energy in the UK. We are a £5bn revenue business serving approximately 20,000 customers and manage around 170,000 meter points.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Strategist to join our team. For this role, you will help to develop the overarching strategy and policy positions for nBS, as well as commercial strategies for business areas within it. You will identify sources of competitive advantage to drive progress, growth, sustainability, and risk mitigation as the energy market transitions to a clean power system. This role will offer the hybrid working approach, where you will be working in the office (Solihull) when required.

Key responsibilities

Support the Strategy Manager in the development and maintenance of the strategy for nBS, within the overall E.ON UK and E.ON Group strategic context.
Undertake qualitative and quantitative research of the external environment, such as customers, markets, technologies, policies, new business models and competitor strategies.
Help diagnose strategic problems and develop options for consideration, including opportunities for growth.
Support the External Affairs Manager to influence the external policy landscape, promoting the brand and reputation of nBS as a recognised and trusted voice of industry and consumers.
Perform horizon scanning by identifying new policy developments, facilitating the tracking of policies and related lobbying positions.
Understand the impact of the political and regulatory landscape on our strategic roadmap, identifying opportunities, risks and appropriate mitigating strategies.
Create reports and presentations for senior stakeholders, often in time constrained situations.
Provide expert policy guidance and advice to key business owners and customers and work closely with the Marketing team to leverage the nBS brand to promote the voice of the customer and business. What we need from you
Highly numerate, with demonstratable experience of financial analysis and graphical representation of data.
The ability to undertake qualitative analysis to identify and convert themes into meaningful outputs.
Excellent communicator, with experience of simplifying complex themes for a broad range of stakeholders.  
Experience of producing high quality written content, in both word and power point, for senior audiences.
A proactive and creative approach to problem solving.
Comfortable working on multiple projects with changing priorities, often involving ambiguity and tight timescales. It would be great if you had

Relevant qualification with a numerate discipline or demonstrable work experience.
Previous experience of creating high quality insight which has been used for commercial decision making.
Experience of strategy development.
Knowledge and understanding of the commercial environment, regulatory framework and market context of the UK Energy Industry. Here’s what you need to know
Award-Winning Benefits: Our market-leading benefits package includes 26 days of holiday plus bank holidays, a generous pension scheme, life cover, bonus opportunities, and access to 20 flexible benefits with tax and/or NI savings. Recognised with the Personnel Today Reward, Recognition and Benefits Award 2022, our benefits truly stand out.
Recognised for Family-Friendly and Hybrid Policies: In 2024, we earned Double Recognition at the Personnel Today Awards for our exceptional family-friendly and hybrid working initiatives. Let’s discuss how we can work together flexibly.
Inclusive Employer: As the only energy company in the Inclusive Top 50 UK Employers (currently ranked 8th), we’re committed to equal opportunities, diversity, and fairness for everyone.
Support for Disabled Applicants: As a Disability Confident Employer, we guarantee an interview for all disabled candidates who meet the minimum role criteria.
Development Opportunities: With inclusive talent networks, learning resources, and skill-building programs, your career growth is a priority

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