Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Senior Analyst - Industrial Growth Strategy (OWGP)

Join Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult as a Senior Analyst in the UK. Lead strategy and analysis for the Offshore Wind Industrial Growth Plan, influencing national supply chain growth. Benefit from flexible work, health coverage, and career development in a key renewable energy role.

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Company Overview

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Hayle, United Kingdom

2003

Approximately 140 employees, with plans to add 70 more in the coming years (source: myenergi.com). No public revenue figures are disclosed for 2023 or later, but recent investments like the £6.3 million Technology Development Centre indicate substantial public and project-based funding (source: northeast-ca.gov.uk).

What They Do

The Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult (ORE Catapult) focuses on advancing offshore renewable energy technologies, particularly in offshore wind, wave, and tidal energy. Their core technology initiatives include fixed and floating wind systems, hydrogen integration, and energy storage solutions. They also engage in onshore and offshore grid transformation, robotics, and next-generation turbine development (source: icorr.org). ORE Catapult provides a range of services including research on disruptive technologies, engineering solutions for renewable challenges, and testing and validation using state-of-the-art facilities. Their target markets include UK-based OEMs, SMEs, and government entities, supporting various aspects of design validation and commercialization of renewable technologies (source: ore.catapult.org.uk).

Projects & Track Record

ORE Catapult has an impressive track record, having supported over 600 SMEs and completed more than 250 research projects, with an additional 100 currently underway. Notable projects include the full-scale testing of Bladena's next-generation blade reinforcement technology, aimed at extending the operational life of offshore wind turbines, which launched in November 2025 (source: res-group.com). Ongoing projects involve powertrain validation for systems up to 15MW and hydrogen integration testing, with significant initiatives like the £6.3 million Technology Development Centre in Blyth, which opened in October 2023 (source: northeast-ca.gov.uk). Their geographic presence spans eight UK sites and includes collaborations with international partners, enhancing their global footprint in offshore renewable energy (source: ore.catapult.org.uk).

Recent Developments

In recent years, ORE Catapult has made significant strides in offshore renewable energy innovation. In November 2025, they partnered with Bladena for full-scale testing of blade reinforcement technology, marking a key milestone in lifecycle solutions for offshore wind (source: res-group.com). Additionally, they announced a collaboration with a leading shipbuilder on March 18, 2025, to enhance UK vessel manufacturing for offshore wind (source: globalunderwaterhub.com). The opening of the £6.3 million Technology Development Centre in Blyth in October 2023 further solidified their commitment to advancing offshore renewable technologies (source: northeast-ca.gov.uk).

Working There

ORE Catapult offers a diverse range of roles across various departments, including research, engineering, testing, and operations. With approximately 55 research positions in expanding hubs, they are actively hiring to support growth in locations such as Blyth, Aberdeen, Hull, and South Wales (source: myenergi.com). The company culture emphasizes collaboration among industry, academia, and government, fostering innovation and economic growth through its not-for-profit model. While specific benefits are not publicly documented, opportunities for involvement in high-impact projects and funding programs for supply chain entrants are available (source: ore.catapult.org.uk).


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Job Description

The Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP) is the UK's flagship supply chain growth funding and business support organisation dedicated to offshore wind. Our mission is to accelerate the development of the UK's offshore wind supply chain, strengthening national capability and unlocking economic value, skilled jobs, and export growth.

OWGP operates as an independent, not-for-profit organisation that supports UK businesses to scale, compete and innovate. In December 2024, OWGP was appointed as the Offshore Wind Industrial Growth Plan (IGP) Delivery Body, responsible for driving the implementation and evolution of the Industrial Growth Plan-published in April 2024 and available on the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) website.

As OWGP transitions into this expanded role, we are increasing our analytical, strategic and stakeholder engagement capability to ensure the UK supply chain remains globally competitive and continues to grow.

Learn more at: https://owgp.org.uk/

Position

We are seeking a highly analytical and strategic Senior Analyst - Industrial Growth Strategy to lead the development, interpretation and ongoing delivery of the Offshore Wind Industrial Growth Plan (IGP). In this role, you will shape the analytical foundation that underpins the IGP, driving the creation of sector KPIs, cost-competitiveness analysis, forecasting tools and performance frameworks. Working closely with industry partners, government departments and senior stakeholders, you will help design and implement the forums, processes and governance through which the IGP is adopted across the wider ecosystem. This is a unique opportunity to influence national-level industrial strategy and directly contribute to the growth and competitiveness of the UK offshore wind supply chain.

More specifically, you will:

  • Strategy Board: Act as Secretariat for the IGP Strategy Board and Strategy Board Working group ensuring packs contain the relevant data to allow them to function effectively and acting as the point of contact for this key stakeholder engagement activity.
  • IGP Update: The IGP refresh will be a major piece of work within the OWGP strategy function, and the Senior Strategy Analyst will lead the verification of output from the work packages, stress testing main assumptions and providing insights that will lead to strategic directions for the next phase of deployment.
  • Cost Competitiveness Analysis: Work with Senior leaders to define and conduct detailed economic and technical analysis to understand the cost competitiveness of key UK offshore wind supply chain components and services against global benchmarks. This includes benchmarking manufacturing, capital expenditure (CAPEX), and operational expenditure (OPEX) drivers.
  • KPI Development and Monitoring: Lead the refinement, finalisation, and tracking of the sector Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) outlined in the Industrial Growth Plan (IGP), particularly those relating to UK Content, GVA (Gross Value Added), Job Creation, and Exports. (Referencing the themes from the IGP).
  • Data Collection and Management: Lead establishment of robust methodologies and processes for the consistent collection, cleansing, and validation of sensitive and non-sensitive industry data required to measure IGP progress.
  • Performance Reporting: Develop and maintain performance monitoring dashboards and reports for internal stakeholders (OWGP team, Board) and external stakeholders (OWIC, Government) to clearly communicate the sector's progress against the IGP KPIs and strategic objectives. Ensure clear and consistent data collection and visualisation.
  • Strategic Insights: Translate complex analytical findings into clear, actionable strategic insights and recommendations for intervention, funding priorities, and policy recommendations to accelerate supply chain growth and enhance competitiveness.
  • Modelling and Forecasting: Develop and utilise economic and techno-economic models to forecast supply chain capacity, investment needs, and the potential impact of strategic interventions on cost reduction and UK value creation.

Requirements

  • Lead analytical work to inform and evolve the Industrial Growth Plan.
  • Act as Secretariat for the IGP Strategy Board and its working groups.
  • Deliver cost competitiveness and economic analysis across the offshore wind supply chain.
  • Develop and monitor KPIs, dashboards and progress reporting for internal and external audiences.
  • Build forecasting models to assess supply chain capacity and value creation.
  • Produce clear, actionable insights to support strategic decisions, funding priorities and policy recommendations

What You'll Bring

  • Degree and/or MBA in a relevant field.
  • 5+ years' experience in strategy, economic analysis, market intelligence, or similar roles.
  • Strong understanding of supply chain challenges and policy impacts.
  • Excellent analytical, modelling and data interpretation skills.
  • Confidence in engaging with senior stakeholders across industry and government.
  • A proactive, innovative mindset with the ability to simplify complex ideas.

Desirable: Experience in offshore wind, forecasting techniques, or UK industrial strategy.

Benefits

  • Health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Supplementary health cover
  • Flexible working hours
  • Paid parental leave
  • Career progression opportunities
  • Mental health support
  • Wellbeing programme
  • Pension scheme
  • Exclusive staff discounts / Partnerships
  • Gym membership discounts
  • Flexible work location
  • Mentorship programmes

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About the role

April 8, 2026

Full time

Company

April 8, 2026

Flexible

Wind Energy

Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

ore.catapult.org.uk

  •  United Kingdom

5+ years

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