There’s never been a better time to be in energy. And there’s never been a more exciting time to be at Endeavour Energy.
More than 2.7 million people across New South Wales rely on us every day for the supply of safe and reliable power to their homes and businesses. We employ more than 1,700 people across our catchment, making us one of the largest employers in Sydney’s Greater West.
We’re looking for talented, curious people who are ready for challenge and growth and value a sense of care and belonging. Why? Because our vision is to lead the way with smarter energy solutions. Play your part in helping us to put the customer first and transition to a cleaner, more sustainable energy future for us all.
Position Purpose
The Principal Policy Advisor plays a lead role in shaping and delivering regulatory strategy at Endeavour Energy. As part of the Regulation & Investments team, you will provide expert economic and policy advice, drive high-quality regulatory submissions, and support the effective implementation of regulatory strategies that align with Endeavour’s objectives.
Key Accountabilities
- Provide authoritative regulatory and economic advice across the organisation to ensure business decisions align with regulatory strategy and policy outcomes.
- Lead and contribute to the development of clear, compelling regulatory submissions and proposals that support our strategic priorities.
- Analyse and provide recommendations on changes to economic, legislative and policy frameworks impacting the regulation of infrastructure assets.
- Represent Endeavour Energy at external forums, industry workshops and stakeholder meetings, building strong relationships and advocating the organisation’s position.
- Support the preparation and management of Regulatory Determination processes, ensuring submissions are robust, evidence-based and capable of withstanding regulatory scrutiny.
- Develop and contribute to submissions to economic regulators, rule makers and government agencies, responding to consultations on technical and non-technical regulatory matters.
- Provide expert advice to Endeavour Energy leadership on emerging economic and policy developments affecting the group.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Law, Economics, Accounting, Commerce, Finance or a related discipline.
Skills & Capabilities
Analytical Expertise
- Strong ability to interpret complex information, identify key issues, and apply sound judgement to develop practical recommendations.
Commercial Acumen
- Demonstrates an understanding of the broader organisational context and the commercial implications of regulatory decisions.
Communication & Influence
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex material clearly and persuasively.
- Builds alignment and commitment through effective negotiation and stakeholder engagement.
- Confidentiality & Professional Integrity
- Exercises discretion and sound judgement when handling sensitive information.
Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
- Applies structured reasoning and creativity to resolve complex regulatory and policy challenges.
Adaptability & Prioritisation
- Effectively manages competing priorities and adapts to changing regulatory and business environments.
Collaboration
- Works constructively within cross-functional teams to achieve shared objectives.
Experience
- Demonstrated experience in a similar professional role within the energy, electricity or broader utilities sector.
- Strong understanding of regulatory frameworks and economic principles relevant to infrastructure industries.
For further information, please contact recruitment@endeavourenergy.com.au
Applications close – 11 March 2026.
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- Published on 24 Feb 2026, 3:06 AM
