Senior Regulatory Analyst
About Your New Employer
- Join The Approved Housing Bodies Regulatory Authority (AHBRA), a leading public sector organisation established in 2021 that is central to ensuring effective governance and performance for Ireland’s voluntary and co-operative housing bodies.
- Be part of an impactful mission: regulating Approved Housing Bodies to safeguard public investment and promote stability in social and affordable housing.
- Work in a modern city centre office in Dublin 2 with easy access to public transport, in an employer committed to blended and flexible working.
About Your New Job
As the Senior Regulatory Analyst, you will:
- Conduct regulatory assessments of Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs), prepare and share outcomes, and evaluate registration requests.
- Contribute to risk evaluation, regulatory policy development, and oversee AHBRA’s monitoring and concerns programmes.
- Support key regulatory tasks such as analysing data and preparing reports, briefings, and presentations for sector oversight.
- Work collaboratively with senior staff, stakeholders, and regulatory teams to identify issues, shape recommendations, and enhance regulatory standards.
- Mentor teammates and undertake ad-hoc duties to ensure excellence in sector regulation.
What Skills You Need
- Significant experience in a financial, regulatory, audit, compliance, or analytical role.
- Level 8 qualification (NFQ) or equivalent experience in regulation, legal, compliance, risk, governance, finance, assurance, housing, property, or tenancy management.
- Strong analytical skills with a proven ability to interpret data, prepare reports, and communicate complex findings clearly.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; proven ability to build relationships and influence in a multidisciplinary environment.
- Experience in risk evaluation, assurance, and governance is desirable.
What's on Offer
- Salary: €57,895 to €70,730 (Senior Staff Officer Scale, incremental public sector pay progression).
- Permanent, pensionable position with flexible hours and blended working: up to 40% remote during probation; 60% after passing probation.
- Annual leave: 23 days, increasing with tenure.
- Personal development: academic education sponsorship, paid study leave, in-house training, and chances for career progression.
- Additional benefits: Tax Saver travel tickets, Bike to Work Scheme, bike parking, dynamic workplace culture.
What's Next
Apply now by submitting your application through the online portal at ahbrajobs.com by 12 pm on 13th May 2026. For queries, contact ahbrajobs@sigmar.ie.
