Senior Fellow: Market-Driven Energy & Environment Policy

R Street Institute; Oregon; Hybride; USD 160 000 - 170 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Unlimited PTO

Health insurance

Dental and vision

401(k) match

HSA employer contrib.

Wellness reimbursement

Mobile plan reimbursement

Home internet subsidy

Educational reimbursement

Care/loan support

Résumé du poste

The R Street Institute seeks a Senior Fellow for Energy and Environment to advance market-driven environmental policy, resilience, and disaster adaptation. You will coordinate projects with subject matter experts, monitor policy developments, and educate lawmakers and stakeholders on practical, limited-government solutions.

Travel is required to meet lawmakers and participate in conferences. The role can be remote, with a preference for candidates in the U.S.

Qualifications

• Deep environmental policy expertise and climate resilience knowledge.
• Ability to translate analysis for policymakers and the public.
• Experience communicating with legislators and regulators.

Responsabilités

• Develop market-driven environmental policy approaches grounded in evidence.
• Conceive and coordinate policy projects with other experts.
• Monitor state and federal policy developments and adapt strategies.
• Engage audiences with regulators, policymakers, and the public.
• Provide regulatory testimony and brief policymakers.

Connaissances

Environmental policy

Writing skills

Public speaking

Policy engagement

Stakeholder mgmt

Strategic insights

Permitting knowledge

Carbon accounting

Insurance & disasters

Free markets support

Description du poste

The R Street Institute seeks a Senior Fellow for Energy and Environment to advance market-driven environmental policy, resilience, and disaster adaptation. You will coordinate projects with subject matter experts, monitor policy developments, and educate lawmakers and stakeholders on practical, limited-government solutions.

Travel is required to meet lawmakers and participate in conferences. The role can be remote, with a preference for candidates in the U.S.