Senior Regulatory Economics Strategic Director, EL2 (EA********)
ACCC Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Senior Regulatory Economics Strategic Director – responsible for providing expert economic advice and analysis within the ACCC's regulatory functions.
This role offers flexible work arrangements and is inclusive of diverse backgrounds.
Responsibilities
Lead the work of the REU ensuring the complex and technical advice is delivered in an easy-to-understand format to support the work of non-technical stakeholders including Commission and related line areas.
Drive the significant change management program underway within the Economic Group to improve internal and external use of economic analysis.
Build sustainable and productive professional relationships with key stakeholders at all levels.
Manage, mentor and advise Principal and Senior Economists in REU to promote high quality outputs.
Ensure appropriate systems and frameworks are in place for sound economic principles to be applied rigorously and consistently in the ACCC's and AER's decision-making.
Engage with senior internal and external stakeholders to improve understanding of the role of economic analysis in the ACCC's regulatory consideration.
Represent the ACCC in engagement with industry and government, nationally and internationally.
Lead a team of professionals, role-model our leadership behaviours, support a professional and collaborative working environment, coach, give continuous feedback, resolve conflict and support career development.
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience leading economic teams and managing staff.
Post-graduate qualifications in economics.
Environmental, professional and technical knowledge about the economic concepts relating to the ACCC's regulatory functions.
Highly developed understanding of contemporary and emerging cross-jurisdictional and international regulatory economic issues relevant to the ACCC.
Extensive experience (more than 7 years) leading advice relating to the ACCC's regulatory economic functions (or equivalent regimes in other jurisdictions).
Substantial practical experience in the application of microeconomics or financial economics relevant to economic regulation.
How to Apply
You will be asked to respond to the statement of claims of no more than 500 words and submit your resume with key outcomes or what you are most proud of in each role you have held (2 pages maximum).
Salary
EL2 $143,411 - $168,064 (plus 15.4% superannuation).
The successful candidate will be appointed as an EL2 and may attract an additional allowance via an IFA depending on the skills and experience of the candidate.
All IFAs are reviewed annually in accordance with the IFA Policy and are not ongoing.
Contact Officer: Richard York, ************
Applications Close: 11:00 pm (AEDT), Sunday 16 November ****
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