Analyst in Energy Systems

The energy system is undergoing a significant transformation to meet the EU's and Sweden's climate and energy goals while ensuring a sustainable society in the long term. To strengthen our analytical work, we are now looking for you who are at the beginning of your career and want to contribute to the development of future energy systems. Do you want to take the next step and work with qualified analysis of the development of the energy system, policy instruments, and policy issues – in an organization of great importance for Sweden's climate efforts? Apply today and make an impact in our organization!

About us

The Swedish Energy Agency works for a fossil-free and robust energy supply. Security of supply, competitiveness, and ecological sustainability are perspectives that must be combined to secure the future energy system.

Your tasks

The role involves working with qualified investigative and analytical work within the various parts of the energy system. The work may involve both deepening within a specific area and analyses of overarching issues where the entire development of the energy system is in focus. You will analyze energy policy goals and instruments, the development of the energy market, and external factors affecting the energy system. You will also help develop forecasts and scenarios for future development. An important part of the role is to assess the societal consequences of different choices and weigh effects against each other. You will write reports and decision-making documents and communicate results and conclusions both internally and externally. The work is interdisciplinary, where you take personal responsibility while collaborating closely with colleagues within the agency and in dialogue with external actors.

Qualifications

In this role, we are looking for you who are at the beginning of your career. You have an academic degree equivalent to at least three years of full-time studies with a focus on energy systems, energy technology, economics, political science, or another area that the Swedish Energy Agency deems relevant. Furthermore, you have at least six months of relevant work experience in the energy field. You have good skills in both spoken and written Swedish and English, as well as good knowledge of IT systems and programs.

It is an advantage if you have experience analyzing issues related to the transformation of Sweden's energy system, as well as working with forecasts and scenarios. If you have also worked within a government agency, that is also an advantage.

Personal qualities

As a person, you are independent, structured, and enjoy taking responsibility. At the same time, you easily adapt to new circumstances and work well with others. You drive your own processes in a structured manner and take responsibility for your tasks with a high level of quality awareness. Great emphasis will be placed on your personal qualities. We look forward to meeting you with drive, commitment, and interest in the position!

Our offer

Our open and creative climate gives you the space to develop your expertise for the benefit of society. Here, there is an opportunity for learning and variety – while you can maintain a work-life balance.

The position is located in our beautiful offices in central Eskilstuna with good commuting options to Stockholm, Västerås, and other nearby cities. Here we work based on activities and have flexible working hours and the possibility of remote work. We offer a wellness allowance, two wellness hours each week, and a gym at the workplace. Additionally, you will receive favorable conditions for vacation, leave on bridge days, bicycle benefits, parental leave, and occupational pension.

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 clearance and background checks according to the provisions of the Security Protection Act. Upon permanent employment, it may be relevant to be assigned to the agency in case of war.

We want your application with CV and cover letter by March 9, 2026.

If you send your application in a way other than through our application form on our website - please mark your application with diary number 2026-001979. We work to promote diversity and counteract discrimination and welcome applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. If you have protected personal information, please contact us at HR. We want your application documents in Swedish, and the questions you will need to answer when submitting your application will form the basis for the first selection we make. Your application is a public document according to the principle of public access.

Questions?

If you have questions about the position, please feel free to contact the recruiting manager Martin Johansson at 016-544 21 28 or Recruitment Consultant Jennifer Nilsson at 0720796988. You can also contact our union representatives:

Martin Larsson, SACO-S phone 016-544 24 64 and Petra Lindblom Haddad ST phone 016-5420656.