DOE Policy Fellowship: Shape Energy Policy & Analysis
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
Washington (District of Columbia)
On-site
USD 30,000 - 50,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Stipend based on academic standing
Supplemental stipend for health insurance
Allowance for education/scientific activities
Job summary
The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education offers an ORISE Fellowship in Washington, D.C. This role provides hands-on experience within the U.S. Department of Energy, focusing on energy policy and technical research. Candidates should have a relevant degree and strong analytical skills. The fellowship begins immediately with stipends based on various factors. Ideal for students or recent graduates eager to engage in impactful research and policy development in the energy sector.
Qualifications
Earned or currently pursuing an advanced degree with an emphasis on energy-related application.
Degree completed within the last five years, or relevant academic experience.
Familiarity with computer software products.
Responsibilities
Conduct research analysis within the Office of Policy.
Engage with current OP staff on policy analysis projects.
Perform technical and economic research involving data analysis.
Skills
Research experience
Excellent written and oral presentation skills
Technical expertise in oil, natural gas, and other energy resources
Policy assessment methods
Data analysis
Education
Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral degree in engineering, economics, natural sciences, or public policy
Job description
The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education offers an ORISE Fellowship in Washington, D.C. This role provides hands-on experience within the U.S. Department of Energy, focusing on energy policy and technical research. Candidates should have a relevant degree and strong analytical skills. The fellowship begins immediately with stipends based on various factors. Ideal for students or recent graduates eager to engage in impactful research and policy development in the energy sector.