The team. You join the legal team wich works closely with the CEO on market growth, client needs and partnerships. You work most with the CEO and colleagues in Business Development and Product Management.

Why now. The rules for EV charging are changing fast: flexibility markets, data access, tariffs and metering are all on the table. Those rules decide whether drivers can be rewarded for charging at better moments. Much of the sector treats flexibility as a grid problem. We see the driver as the key: reward the person who decides when to plug in. We need someone who can make that case in The Hague.

What you do. Your work starts with a radar and ends with a position that others take seriously. You track the Dutch policy files that matter to us: flexibility markets, data access, interoperability, tariffs, metering and consumer rules. You decide which ones we act on, turn them into clear positions and bring them to the people who decide. As a small company, we do much of our European lobbying through industry associations in Brussels and you make sure our view lands there too.

• Track consultations, legislative timelines and implementation guidance for each policy file

• Write position papers, consultation responses and one-pagers that turn our view into concrete proposals

• Meet with ministries, regulators and grid operators to influence decisions and how rules are applied

• Advise the CEO and management team on regulatory risks and opportunities, and represent Deftpower in coalitions and working groups

Your start. You get a buddy for everyday questions about our systems and processes. The CEO helps you with the content.