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Analyst, Regulatory Affairs

Dallas, TX · Remote

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As of Jun 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote regulatory intelligence in the United States is $50.06, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $34.86 and $51.92 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectRemote Regulatory IntelligenceRegulatory Affairs Specialist
CredentialsTypically requires degrees in life sciences, certifications in regulatory affairs or intelligenceRequires degrees in life sciences, certifications like RAC or RAPS
Work EnvironmentPrimarily remote, focused on research and analysisOften office-based or hybrid, involved in compliance and submission processes
Industry UsageUsed in pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device sectors for monitoring regulationsInvolved in preparing and submitting regulatory documents to authorities

Remote Regulatory Intelligence focuses on gathering and analyzing regulatory information remotely, while Regulatory Affairs Specialists handle compliance, submissions, and communication with authorities. Both roles require regulatory knowledge but differ in daily tasks and work settings.

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Senior OSP Regulatory & Territory Analyst (RFP & Permitting Risk)

Senior OSP Regulatory & Territory Analyst (RFP & Permitting Risk)

WAVSYS

Plain City, OH • Remote

$50 - $57/hr

Full-time

Medical

Posted 9 days ago

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Senior OSP Regulatory & Territory Analyst (RFP & Permitting Risk)


Locations: Prefers candidates near regional office hubs (Plain City, OH; Phoenix, AZ; or Golden, CO), but highly qualified fully remote candidates will be considered.

Job Type: Contract-to-Hire (6-Month performance and volume-based evaluation)

Target Permanent Salary: ~$120,000/year



The Mission: Regulatory Intelligence & Pre-Bid Risk Mitigation

On behalf of our client, a premier telecom infrastructure provider, we are seeking a highly analytical Senior Regulatory and Territory Analyst. This role is a heavily research-focused position centered on risk mitigation, cost analysis, and deep-dive permitting due diligence for incoming Request for Proposals (RFPs).


As our client aggressively evaluates new service territories for fiber construction, you will serve as the strategic "radar" for the bid development team. Your primary directive is to research prospective markets, identify every overlapping jurisdiction, and provide accurate risk assessments from both a cost and time perspective. If you are a geospatial researcher who can look at a proposed route map and instantly spot the high-risk municipal, tribal, or railroad bottlenecks that threaten a budget or schedule, this role is built for you.



Key Responsibilities

  • RFP Regulatory Intelligence: Partner closely with proposal teams to provide foundational regulatory intelligence. Create comprehensive cost, risk, and timeline analyses specifically for competitive RFP submissions.
  • Jurisdictional Mapping: Identify all permitting agencies associated with proposed fiber routes, thoroughly researching city, county, state, federal, tribal, railroad, utility, and special district boundaries.
  • Market Entry Architecture: Develop highly structured permitting matrices and research local ordinances affecting underground and aerial fiber construction in entirely new markets.
  • Risk & Velocity Assessment: Analyze historical permitting performance and approval timelines across various regions. Identify high-risk jurisdictions that may negatively impact project schedules or construction costs.
  • Map Interpretation: Read and interpret physical and digital plant layout maps to understand and document contiguous permitting requirements across complex geographic paths.



Required Qualifications & Skills

  • Experience: 3 to 5+ years of experience in telecommunications permitting, regulatory analysis, OSP right-of-way (ROW) acquisition, or infrastructure risk assessment.
  • Geospatial Tools: Proven proficiency using Google Earth, ArcGIS, or similar geodata and mapping platforms to evaluate routes.
  • Permitting Literacy: Deep knowledge of specialty permits throughout the country, including environmental, DOT, railroad, and tribal land crossings.
  • Technical Fundamentals: A foundational understanding of horizontal directional drilling (HDD), trenching, and conduit builds to accurately assess how local construction ordinances apply to the engineering plan.
  • Software Mastery: Advanced capabilities within the Microsoft Office Suite (particularly Excel) for building data matrices and risk models.
  • Communication: Exceptional written and verbal communication skills; ability to distill complex municipal codes into clear executive summaries for bid proposals.
  • Education: College degree and/or equivalent professional industry experience.




Recruiter Note: This role is heavy on pre-construction research, cost forecasting, and proactive risk analysis rather than daily permit administrative processing. Please ensure your resume highlights your specific experience with complex RFP development, utility/railroad cross-over permits, or ArcGIS mapping workflows.

Company Description

WAVSYS is a national solutions company offering contract, permanent and turnkey staffing solutions by leveraging its international network of 20 offices covering USA, Canada, and the UK.