Data Analyst (Battery & Materials)

• Taking a leading role on T&E’s analytical work on battery supply chains and critical minerals, including battery recycling and metals such as aluminum, nickel and lithium
• Developing innovative and evidence-driven reports, briefings and other written material
• Inputting data into advocacy and campaign materials as well as supporting colleagues with visual evidence
• Support the organization with ad hoc requests and fast technical responses across a range of topics, for both internal and for third party stakeholders, such as policy makers and journalists
• Analyzing or developing models that project the supply and market for batteries, their supply chains and critical materials
• Updating and expanding T&E datasets, including overseeing data purchase and delivery
• Analyzing and dissecting data as well as complex policy issues from a variety of sources including scientific studies, European Commission reports and models being used to shape EU battery and raw materials policy
• Representing T&E in EU (or national) technical expert groups and workshops on the above topics
• Being a key part of both the Trends & Analysis team, where all analysts in the organization sit, and the critical raw materials policy team

• At least one to two years relevant professional experience in the field of electric vehicles, batteries or critical minerals (such as nickel, lithium, aluminum and steel)
• Strong analytical skills, an ability to quickly grasp technical issues and assess data
• Strong foundation in spreadsheet analysis, and ideally in programming such as python
• Proven record of delivering quality, accurate and concise written work in English
• Ability to effectively present work and communicate in English
• Good data visualization skills
• Project management experience including interpersonal and team-working skills and an ability to deliver to tight deadlines
• The confidence to think and act with initiative, to engage and influence policymakers of different stripes, industry representatives and other stakeholders at the highest level

Other European languages are considered a bonus

• Flexible working environment
• Professional development and training