Senior Economist, Energy Policy & Regulation

Policy Integrity; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 88,000 - 104,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work schedule

Relocation assistance

Excellent benefits

Job summary

Policy Integrity, housed at NYU School of Law, seeks an Energy Economic Fellow, Economist, or Senior Economist to advance policy analysis on energy and climate policy. You will work with legal and economics researchers to craft reports, regulatory comments, and scholarly articles.

The role involves evaluating market designs, modeling energy systems, and communicating findings to policymakers and stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in economics, public policy, engineering, or a related field.
• 0-3 years for fellow, 3+ years for economist, 6+ years for senior economist; federal/state agency experience nice.
• Strong statistical/econometrics background; empirical methods in energy/environmental economics a plus.
• Experience with energy policy, wholesale/retail electricity markets a plus.
• Experience with AI/ML techniques as applied to energy systems or policy analysis a plus.
• Excellent written communication; ability to present analyses to non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with legal and economic researchers to prepare policy reports and comments.
• Analyze proposed wholesale and retail market rule changes to inform policymaking.
• Publish journal articles and contribute to regulatory proceedings with quantitative analyses.

Skills

Economics research

Policy analysis

Econometrics

Energy policy

Communication skills

Modeling

Education

PhD in economics

Job description

Policy Integrity, housed at NYU School of Law, seeks an Energy Economic Fellow, Economist, or Senior Economist to advance policy analysis on energy and climate policy. You will work with legal and economics researchers to craft reports, regulatory comments, and scholarly articles.

The role involves evaluating market designs, modeling energy systems, and communicating findings to policymakers and stakeholders.