Regulatory Specialist
About the job
- A higher-education qualification in law, a technical-energy field, or economics.
- At least 3 years of experience in a similar role in regulatory affairs or compliance in the energy sector.
- Knowledge of the regulatory framework for supplying electricity and natural gas, and the ability to interpret and apply relevant requirements.
- Advanced Microsoft Office skills, especially Word and Excel, and experience using reporting and document-recording tools.
- Advanced English proficiency.
- Monitor legislative developments and regulations in electricity and natural gas, and assess their impact on company operations.
- Prepare analyses, summaries, and proposals for implementing legislative requirements, and support alignment of internal processes with applicable regulations.
- Support the management of licenses, permits, and relationships with regulatory authorities, tracking deadlines and legal obligations.
- Coordinate records and reporting to ANRE, ensure compliance timelines are met, and collaborate with relevant departments.
- Update and develop documentation for energy-supply activities, including contracts, offers, notices, procedures, and customer communications.
- Draft position statements, letters, and responses to authorities, and contribute to documentation for inspections and compliance processes.
- Collaborate with internal departments and affiliated companies to implement and comply with regulatory requirements.
- Participate in public consultations and meetings with authorities and industry organizations, representing company interests within the granted mandate.
About the company
E-INFRA owns and coordinates businesses that build and operate energy, telecommunications, and civil infrastructure in Romania and international markets. Electrogrup handles engineering and construction, while Direct One and Netcity develop and operate fibre-optic networks used by telecommunications providers. Nova Power & Gas produces, supplies, distributes, and trades electricity and natural gas, and WESEE installs and maintains wind-energy equipment. The group combines infrastructure ownership with project delivery and ongoing technical operations for commercial customers, utilities, and communities. Established as a holding company in 2017, E-INFRA is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Bucharest, Romania
Founded
2017
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Full-cycle engineering: the industrial-network role covers design, configuration, testing, commissioning, and handover to operating teams.
- Technical breadth: Direct One's NOC engineer supports fibre, DWDM, and IP networks at both first and second support levels.
- Accounting breadth: the Cluj economist role spans fixed assets, reconciliations, inventory, reporting, and audit participation.
What critics are saying
- Nationwide deployment: industrial-network engineers must be available for project and on-site work across Romania.
- Limited contract duration: the Cluj economist position is on-site and fixed for two years.
- Language threshold: the Bucharest network-operations position requires advanced English and higher education in telecommunications or computing.
What makes E-INFRA unique
- Carrier-neutral model: Direct One supplies dark fibre and bandwidth through a non-carrier telecommunications infrastructure network.
- Open metropolitan access: Netcity makes Bucharest underground ducts and fibre available equally and transparently to telecommunications operators.
- Founder oversight: Teofil Muresan chairs the group board, while co-founder Simion Muresan serves as vice chairman.
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