Korea Program Analyst

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Korea climate-policy analyst researching energy, power and sustainable-finance policies for AIGCC’s investor network. Preparing investor briefings, policy positions and stakeholder engagements.

Responsibilities:

  • Support delivery of AIGCC’s Korea program, focusing on Korea’s climate, energy and sustainable finance policy and implications for institutional investors
  • Monitor and analyse Korean climate, energy and sustainable finance policies, including the Korea Green Transformation strategy, electricity supply and demand planning, coal phase-out, and emissions trading
  • Prepare English briefings explaining policy developments and their implications for investors
  • Build understanding of Korea’s power sector, including electricity market design and tariffs, KEPCO’s financial position, grid investment, renewable energy procurement and generation sources
  • Contribute to AIGCC’s research and engagement
  • Draft consultation responses, investor letters and policy briefings
  • Prepare and document meetings and roundtables with Korean ministries, regulators and public bodies
  • Support planning and delivery of investor roadshows, roundtables and seminars in Korea
  • Work with the communications team on media monitoring, press releases and Korean and English content
  • Collaborate with thematic leads, sector experts and global investor networks

Requirements:

  • Undergraduate degree in energy or environmental policy, economics, finance, public policy, sustainability or a related field
  • One to three years of relevant work experience in a research institute, think tank, consultancy, financial institution, non-profit organisation, public sector body or energy company
  • Demonstrated ability to autonomously champion internal projects from concept and project design to final delivery
  • Proven experience collaborating effectively with partners, global coalitions and specialised consultants to deliver shared project outcomes
  • Genuine interest in energy and power sector policy, including electricity markets, grid and renewable energy investment, coal phase-out and carbon pricing
  • Willingness to build expertise in energy and climate policy
  • Native Korean
  • Professional fluency in English
  • Outstanding professional writing capabilities
  • High-confidence verbal presentation skills tailored for institutional financial audiences
  • Comfortable operating with high autonomy within distributed or remote team environments
  • Practical experience utilizing advanced AI tools, prompt engineering techniques or large language models to optimize workflows and scale operational output

Benefits:

  • 20 days annual leave
  • Birthday leave
  • 3 days of recharge leave during Christmas and New Year
  • Study leave of up to 5 days
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Flexible work
  • Work/life balance