Policy Officer
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Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC)
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About GWEC
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) is the industry association representing the global wind industry sector. GWEC articulates the vision for global wind energy to major world bodies, including the UNFCCC, the International Energy Agency, the International Renewable Energy Agency and other bodies, as well as governments which are responsible for strategies, targets and implementation thereof in electricity generation and supply. GWEC has a particular focus on supporting the clean energy transition in Global South regions across the Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. GWEC works together with the leading representative industry associations as well as the global wind energy industry to build a platform which communicates a common vision to all leading global decision-makers, policymakers and key opinion leaders.
About the Role
GWEC wishes to call upon an individual (“the Candidate” or “them”) to act as Grids Officer, Brazil, within the Global Policy team. The Candidate will play an important role in leading the grids advocacy strategy in Brazil, with a special focus on grid modernisation, system operation and market conditions to reduce curtailment. They will report to the Director, Latin America, and work closely with the Specialist, Grids, on the policy team, as well as with the Grids Programme Manager. This is a full-time role, based in either Brasília or Rio de Janeiro, where GWEC maintains local teams. The Candidate would work alongside colleagues in an exciting team setting, with flexibility to work from home. The Candidate must have right to work in Brazil. Expectations The Candidate has 5+ years of professional experience in the field of energy system planning and/or public policy, in particular on the topic of grid infrastructure and system operation, storage and flexibility technologies in the energy transition, and renewables-based energy systems. They will have a demonstrable track record of research, analysis, drafting briefs/reports and communications. They will be responsible for writing briefings and reports on the grid and system operation issues which impact wind energy growth in the Brazil and Latin America region, including: regulatory, planning, and permitting conditions for transmission; investment and cost-recovery mechanisms for grid infrastructure; market design, grid code modernization, curtailment mitigation, and system flexibility; and supply chain and innovation readiness for next-gen grids. They will conduct consultation with GWEC’s members and support advocacy activities, such as via industry taskforces, policy reports, workshops with government officials and regulators, public webinars and media articles. The Candidate should have a strong understanding of and interest in wind and renewable energy policy, as well as the wider energy transition. This role offers the opportunity to deepen policy expertise and research skills for future career growth in the policy and public affairs fields, while building a wide-ranging network in the renewables industry. Responsabilities
• Lead research and analysis of grid-related issues in Brazil, in support of the GWEC Policy and Latin America teams, including: acceleration of transmission/distribution development plans and integration planning, especially for wind corridors; distribution utility integration capacity; managing curtailment risk and embedding grid flexibility policies; market conditions for renewables expansion; climate finance for grid projects; and offshore wind’s grid-forming capabilities;
• Consult with local stakeholders in government, regulators, industry, grid operation and research institutions in Brazil to formulate clear and credible policy recommendations and case studies.
• Deliver well-written policy papers and studies on the above issues, and present the recommendations to government, regulators and industry stakeholders;
• Convene multi-stakeholder dialogues and technical workshops in Brazil on enhancing coordination across sectors to pave the way for a more resilient, sustainable and future-proof energy grid;
• Build an understanding of the ecosystem of relevant actors in energy system and grid planning in Brazil, including relationships with potential project partners, civil society organisations, non-government organisations and other stakeholders which may be active in this area;
• Coordinate with the wider GWEC team, including regional and country leads, on grids and energy system issues and the creation of needed insights and recommendations. Strategic Advocacy and Communications
• Develop and deliver GWEC’s global programme to engage investors, industry, media and international organisations, showcasing the power and potential of wind power to support economic growth, energy security and climate action.
• Support the coordination and delivery of high-profile investor-focused engagements at international events such as the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos, Boao Forum for Asia, the United Nations Climate Conference (COP) and major regional forums.
• Coordinate strategic communications and stakeholder engagement, ensuring alignment with GWEC’s partnerships, coalition members and wider stakeholders.
• Support executive profiling and thought leadership, media and stakeholder engagement, working closely with GWEC’s Policy and Communications teams.
• Prepare presentations, briefings and messaging materials as required. Requirements
• A university degree in renewable energy, sustainability, electrical engineering, public policy, or a related field;
• 5+ years of professional experience in the field of energy system planning and/or public policy, in particular on the topic of grid infrastructure and system operation, storage and flexibility technologies in the energy transition, and renewables-based energy systems;
• Excellent spoken and written English, with fluency in Brazilian Portuguese – Spanish skills are a plus;
• Strong understanding of Brazil’s Grid Code, renewables integration, and curtailment mechanisms;
• Experience in conducting or interpreting grid or power system studies (e.g., PSS/E, PowerFactory, load flow analysis) is a plus;
• Track record of editorial experience, such as writing articles, policy briefings and other non-academic materials;
• Strong project management skills, and demonstrated ability to work with a team to deliver to deadlines;
• Adept at using Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint, and similar office software;
• Open to collaborative engagement with a dynamic team in a remote or office environment, depending on location;
• Self-starter who can own initiatives and working independently when required; and
• The Candidate must have eligibility to work in the relevant location.
How to apply
Interested candidates should send a CV and covering letter at opportunities@gwec.net, with the subject line: “Grids Officer, Brazil, GWEC”. Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Applications will be accepted until 25th November 2026. Only candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. Applicants should be available to start work in January 2027.
About the Role
GWEC wishes to call upon an individual (“the Candidate” or “them”) to act as Grids Officer, Brazil, within the Global Policy team. The Candidate will play an important role in leading the grids advocacy strategy in Brazil, with a special focus on grid modernisation, system operation and market conditions to reduce curtailment. They will report to the Director, Latin America, and work closely with the Specialist, Grids, on the policy team, as well as with the Grids Programme Manager. This is a full-time role, based in either Brasília or Rio de Janeiro, where GWEC maintains local teams. The Candidate would work alongside colleagues in an exciting team setting, with flexibility to work from home. The Candidate must have right to work in Brazil. Expectations The Candidate has 5+ years of professional experience in the field of energy system planning and/or public policy, in particular on the topic of grid infrastructure and system operation, storage and flexibility technologies in the energy transition, and renewables-based energy systems. They will have a demonstrable track record of research, analysis, drafting briefs/reports and communications. They will be responsible for writing briefings and reports on the grid and system operation issues which impact wind energy growth in the Brazil and Latin America region, including: regulatory, planning, and permitting conditions for transmission; investment and cost-recovery mechanisms for grid infrastructure; market design, grid code modernization, curtailment mitigation, and system flexibility; and supply chain and innovation readiness for next-gen grids. They will conduct consultation with GWEC’s members and support advocacy activities, such as via industry taskforces, policy reports, workshops with government officials and regulators, public webinars and media articles. The Candidate should have a strong understanding of and interest in wind and renewable energy policy, as well as the wider energy transition. This role offers the opportunity to deepen policy expertise and research skills for future career growth in the policy and public affairs fields, while building a wide-ranging network in the renewables industry. Responsabilities
• Lead research and analysis of grid-related issues in Brazil, in support of the GWEC Policy and Latin America teams, including: acceleration of transmission/distribution development plans and integration planning, especially for wind corridors; distribution utility integration capacity; managing curtailment risk and embedding grid flexibility policies; market conditions for renewables expansion; climate finance for grid projects; and offshore wind’s grid-forming capabilities;
• Consult with local stakeholders in government, regulators, industry, grid operation and research institutions in Brazil to formulate clear and credible policy recommendations and case studies.
• Deliver well-written policy papers and studies on the above issues, and present the recommendations to government, regulators and industry stakeholders;
• Convene multi-stakeholder dialogues and technical workshops in Brazil on enhancing coordination across sectors to pave the way for a more resilient, sustainable and future-proof energy grid;
• Build an understanding of the ecosystem of relevant actors in energy system and grid planning in Brazil, including relationships with potential project partners, civil society organisations, non-government organisations and other stakeholders which may be active in this area;
• Coordinate with the wider GWEC team, including regional and country leads, on grids and energy system issues and the creation of needed insights and recommendations. Strategic Advocacy and Communications
• Develop and deliver GWEC’s global programme to engage investors, industry, media and international organisations, showcasing the power and potential of wind power to support economic growth, energy security and climate action.
• Support the coordination and delivery of high-profile investor-focused engagements at international events such as the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos, Boao Forum for Asia, the United Nations Climate Conference (COP) and major regional forums.
• Coordinate strategic communications and stakeholder engagement, ensuring alignment with GWEC’s partnerships, coalition members and wider stakeholders.
• Support executive profiling and thought leadership, media and stakeholder engagement, working closely with GWEC’s Policy and Communications teams.
• Prepare presentations, briefings and messaging materials as required. Requirements
• A university degree in renewable energy, sustainability, electrical engineering, public policy, or a related field;
• 5+ years of professional experience in the field of energy system planning and/or public policy, in particular on the topic of grid infrastructure and system operation, storage and flexibility technologies in the energy transition, and renewables-based energy systems;
• Excellent spoken and written English, with fluency in Brazilian Portuguese – Spanish skills are a plus;
• Strong understanding of Brazil’s Grid Code, renewables integration, and curtailment mechanisms;
• Experience in conducting or interpreting grid or power system studies (e.g., PSS/E, PowerFactory, load flow analysis) is a plus;
• Track record of editorial experience, such as writing articles, policy briefings and other non-academic materials;
• Strong project management skills, and demonstrated ability to work with a team to deliver to deadlines;
• Adept at using Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint, and similar office software;
• Open to collaborative engagement with a dynamic team in a remote or office environment, depending on location;
• Self-starter who can own initiatives and working independently when required; and
• The Candidate must have eligibility to work in the relevant location.
How to apply
Interested candidates should send a CV and covering letter at opportunities@gwec.net, with the subject line: “Grids Officer, Brazil, GWEC”. Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Applications will be accepted until 25th November 2026. Only candidates invited for an interview will be contacted. Applicants should be available to start work in January 2027.