Analyst at the Swedish Energy Agency

Are you analytical and engaged in the electrification of society? Do you want to contribute with important decision-making support to the government and deepen your knowledge of power systems and electricity markets? Now is your chance – apply today!

We are strengthening the System Analysis and Statistics department with several exciting positions. Now you have the opportunity to bring valuable knowledge and be introduced alongside other colleagues. Take the chance to become part of an innovative and developing department that looks forward to welcoming you!

Your tasks – analyzing opportunities and challenges for the future power system

The power system is undergoing significant changes to meet society's future increasing demand for fossil-free electricity. The Swedish Energy Agency's analytical work aims to assist both the government and other stakeholders with adequate decision-making support. You now have the opportunity to be part of that analytical work. An exciting assignment for you who want to assist in the development forward while deepening your knowledge.

As an analyst, you will be part of the System Analysis and Statistics department, where you will work broadly on issues related to the power system and electricity market. A large part of your work will be project-based, where you collaborate with colleagues to analyze the function of the power system and electricity market and the various consequences that proposed changes may bring. You will start from society's needs in both the short and long term, and the connection to the energy system as a whole will be of utmost importance. The analyses can be both follow-up and forward-looking with proposals for measures, steering instruments, or regulatory changes needed to create conditions for the future.

As an analyst at the Swedish Energy Agency, you will work in an academic environment with a broad knowledge base and many years of experience. You will work independently as well as in groups where collaboration occurs between units, within the department, and with the agency as a whole. Dialogue and collaboration also take place with external stakeholders. As part of your work, you will also write and present materials both internally and externally.

Qualifications

We are looking for someone with an academic education that the employer deems relevant, such as in engineering, economics, or natural sciences, combined with knowledge of the Swedish energy system. You have excellent skills in the Swedish language in both spoken and written form, and a good ability to absorb information in English. Additionally, you have good IT skills in modern systems.

It is an advantage if you have knowledge of the flexibility, robustness, and security of supply of the power system and electricity market. The same applies if you have knowledge of national regulations and EU regulations related to the power system and/or electricity market. We also see it as advantageous if you have experience in electricity market modeling or electricity market, electricity, and/or energy systems analysis. Experience in investigative work or similar is also advantageous in this recruitment.

We place great emphasis on personal qualities. We are looking for someone with strong analytical skills who works well with complex issues. You have a flexible approach and adapt to new circumstances. We also see that you are structured and plan and prioritize your time effectively. In the role, you will work closely with several of your colleagues, which is why we value good collaboration skills. Furthermore, you are secure, stable, and have self-awareness. We look forward to meeting you with drive, commitment, and interest in the position!

About the workplace

The System Analysis and Statistics department is the hub of the Swedish Energy Agency's investigative work, and the responsibility extends across all types of energy issues, energy and power system issues, policy analyses, follow-ups and evaluations, forecasts, and scenarios. We actively work with all three pillars of energy policy. The government is our primary client, but we also work to enhance knowledge in society at large.

Our offer

The position is located in our beautiful offices in central Eskilstuna with good commuting opportunities to Stockholm, Västerås, and other nearby cities. Here we work based on activities, have flexible working hours, and the possibility of remote work. We have a wellness allowance, two wellness hours every week, and a gym at the workplace. In addition, you will receive favorable conditions for vacation, leave on bridge days, bicycle benefits, parental leave, occupational pension, and in case of illness. Please read more about what it is like to work with us at Work at the Swedish Energy Agency.

Good to know

The position is a permanent employment with an initial six-month probationary period. Start date according to agreement. Positions within the Swedish Energy Agency may be placed in a security class, which means security screening and background checks according to the provisions of the Security Protection Act. Employment may also involve military placement within the agency.

We want your application with a CV and cover letter by 2025-04-10.

If you send your application in a way other than through our application form on our website - please mark your application with the diary number 2025-003062. We work to promote diversity and counteract discrimination and welcome applicants with different backgrounds and experiences. If you have protected personal data, please contact us at HR for assistance in submitting your application. We want your application documents in Swedish, and the questions you will need to answer when submitting your application will be the basis for the first selection we make. Your application is a public document under the principle of public access to information.

Questions?

If you have questions about the position, please feel free to contact the recruiting manager Maria Westrin at phone 016-544 21 25 or HR partner Andrea Lindh Chamoun at phone 016-544 23 04.

You can also contact our union representatives: Martin Larsson, SACO-S phone 016-544 24 64 and Petra Lindblom Haddad ST phone 016-5420656.