Access Partnership
Analyst - Regulatory Market Access and Compliance

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About us:
Access Partnership is the frontier consultancy getting innovation into market faster across technology, AI, Space and Health. With over 150 experts across six continents, we help clients in government, private sector and industry navigate complex regulatory, policy and communications challenges for the benefit of society.
Complex problems don't sit in silos and neither do we. Delivering frontier innovation into market takes a team of specialists that get you from concept to diffusion. Our architects of innovation - from strategists, economists, engineers, physicians to lawyers - work as one team to deliver technology into market for the benefit of society.
Our world class Regulatory Market Access and Compliance Practice has unparalleled experience in gaining access to established and emerging markets for technologies globally by providing regulatory analysis, obtaining national authorisations and licenses for services or equipment and then ensuring on-going regulatory compliance whilst providing predictive analysis about upcoming risks and opportunities for technologies in those markets. We are looking for people with experience and knowledge of the satellite, space and telecommunications sector.
What you can expect to be doing
- Conduct research and analysis on telecommunications, satellite, space, and digital technology regulatory frameworks across global markets.
- Monitor regulatory, policy, and market developments affecting clients operating in the space and connectivity sectors.
- Support the preparation of regulatory assessments, market access strategies, policy briefings, and client reports.
- Assist with licensing, authorisation, and compliance projects by gathering information, tracking regulatory requirements, and supporting project delivery.
- Contribute to advocacy and stakeholder engagement initiatives by researching policymakers, regulators, and industry developments.
- Draft high-quality presentations, reports, white papers, and other client-facing materials with guidance from senior team members.
- Support business development activities through market research, proposal preparation, and opportunity tracking.
- Collaborate with colleagues across practices including policy, economics, engineering, and legal teams to deliver multidisciplinary client solutions.
- Manage project workstreams effectively, ensuring research and deliverables are completed accurately and on time.
- Build expertise in regulatory market access, compliance, and emerging policy issues within the space, satellite, and telecommunications sectors.
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What you will bring
Essential
- A degree in telecommunications, engineering, law, public policy, international relations, economics, space studies, or a related discipline.
- Strong interest in regulatory policy, market access, compliance, and the satellite, telecommunications, or space sectors.
- Excellent research, analytical, and problem-solving skills with the ability to interpret complex information and identify key insights.
- Strong written communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, concise, and well-structured reports and presentations.
- Ability to organise and prioritise multiple tasks while working across different projects and deadlines.
- Attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality work.
- Confidence working with data, policy documents, regulatory publications, and technical information.
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary and international teams.
- Curiosity about technology, innovation, and the regulatory environments that shape market access globally.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
- Additional language skills and prior experience in telecommunications, space, regulatory affairs, public policy, or consulting would be advantageous but are not required.


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Desirable
- Broad understanding of regulatory frameworks, politics and tech trends.
- Track record of successful sales and business development experience.
- Fluency in a second language.
- Excellent leadership and inter-personal skills.
- A professional qualification or a degree in law, space, aviation or telecommunications is an advantage.
What we offer you:
Our diverse international client base of technology giants and start-ups will provide the opportunity to work on multiple international projects on behalf of some of the industry’s leading companies. Our firm boasts a collaborative working environment, social events and a robust support system. We are committed to providing training and professional development for all colleagues.
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