Regulatory Analyst
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Regulatory Analyst translating European climate and carbon-market policy into actionable trading opportunities for Targray. Supporting environmental commodities decisions through regulatory research, analytics, and compliance-credit frameworks.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with traders, compliance operations, logistics, and regulatory team members to align positions and deal structures with current regulations
- Monitor, interpret, and summarize renewable energy and cap-and-trade rules across subnational, national, and supranational jurisdictions
- Flag upcoming regulatory changes, deadlines, and risks
- Investigate and build comparative frameworks for emerging compliance-credit programs outside Canada, focusing on EU and European national policy, U.S. states, and Asia-Pacific markets
- Quantify credit generation and deficit pathways, assess eligibility requirements, and map registry procedures
- Maintain a database of program requirements, compliance timelines, methodologies, and regulatory interpretations
- Produce briefing notes, dashboards, and decision memos highlighting market impacts and trading opportunities
- Evaluate low-carbon fuel pathways, project eligibility, emissions-intensity calculations, and technical regulatory requirements
- Use AI-driven research tools, large-language models, policy-text mining, and automated web-scraping for regulatory intelligence
- Build relationships with regulators, auditors, consultants, and industry working groups
- Represent Targray in public consultations where appropriate
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, energy, sustainability, environmental markets, regulatory analysis, engineering consulting, finance, or data analytics preferred
- Environmental engineering background considered a strong asset, but not required
- 1–3 years of experience in energy, sustainability, environmental markets, regulatory/policy analysis, engineering consulting, finance, or data analytics
- Co-op or internship experience in climate, energy, fuels, carbon markets, or environmental compliance considered an asset
- Demonstrated understanding of European climate policy, including renewable energy and emissions
- Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills
- Ability to distill legislation, technical standards, and regulatory guidance into clear business language
- Advanced Excel/Sheets skills required
- Familiarity with SQL, Python, or other data-analysis tools welcomed
- Ability or strong interest in using generative AI and data-science tools for research, analysis, and reporting
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Self-starter comfortable in a fast-paced trading-floor environment and balancing detailed research with commercial urgency
- English required; French considered an advantage
- Must be legally authorized to work in Poland
Benefits:
- Remote work arrangement
- Occasional travel opportunities
- Diversity and inclusion-focused workplace




















