Analyst/Senior Analyst - Energy
About The Position
Econ One advises clients on electricity and power markets, energy regulation, damages analysis, and market design issues in some of the most consequential disputes in the industry. Our teams work closely with testifying experts, attorneys, and clients to deliver clear, defensible economic analysis. Econ One's Energy Practice provides quantitative analysis of electric and natural gas markets to utilities, attorneys, power producers, and investors involved in litigation and regulatory disputes. The practice advises on energy finance, market structure and regulatory issues, resource planning, decarbonization, hedging strategies, and portfolio risk management. Our team has served as testifying experts on market power issues, supported major electric utility merger matters, and served as principal investigators in market manipulation investigations before regulatory bodies such as FERC. Econ One is seeking an Analyst/Senior Analyst to support our Energy Practice. Analysts serve as core members of case teams on challenging and high-profile matters, contributing quantitative analysis, data management, and research in a collaborative and fast-paced environment. This role is well suited for candidates who enjoy solving complex analytical problems, working with large and imperfect datasets using programming tools like Python, and producing precise, high-quality work product under tight deadlines.
Requirements
- Advanced Degree in Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Optimization or Engineering
- 2-3 years of experience in energy consulting, economic consulting, electric utility, power markets or a related analytical role
- Experience working with large, messy, or complex datasets
- Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including the ability to apply statistical concepts
- Proficiency with Python, GAMS, and Excel for data analysis and presentation
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment
- Strong commitment to accuracy, quality, and meeting deadlines
Nice To Haves
- Demonstrated interest in and knowledge of energy market modeling, particularly electricity and power
- Experience supporting litigation, regulatory proceedings, or expert analysis
- Comfort presenting complex quantitative results to non-technical audiences
- Willingness to work a hybrid schedule out of the Washington D.C. office
Responsibilities
- Conducting quantitative research and analysis related to electricity and power markets, regulatory issues, and litigation matters
- Constructing, cleaning, and managing large and complex datasets using Python and Excel
- Performing data analysis, statistical evaluation, and investigative work with minimal supervision
- Preparing clear, well-organized memoranda, exhibits, and presentations summarizing analytical findings
- Assisting in the preparation of expert reports, declarations, and testimony materials
- Reviewing and checking work product for accuracy, consistency, and completeness
- Supporting fact checking and backup preparation for reports and exhibits
- Reviewing and synthesizing information from discovery materials, deposition testimony, academic literature, and public data sources
- Working closely with senior staff and experts while managing multiple assignments under tight deadlines
Benefits
- competitive salary
- annual bonus
- employer-paid health, dental, life, and disability insurance
- 401(k) plan with a generous employer match
- flexible spending accounts
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
