Analyst – Energy and Climate Modeling

Energy Innovation Policy and Technology LLC

Analyst responsible for research and quantitative analysis to support energy and climate policy. Collaborating with partners to design, analyze scenarios, and communicate findings.

Posted 7/16/2026full-timeSan Francisco • California, District of Columbia • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $80,000 - $100,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in climate and energy modeling, with a strong ability to analyze large datasets and synthesize findings into clear reports and presentations. Proficient in using AI agents for quantitative research and skilled in data visualization tools to effectively communicate complex information.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Climate And Energy ModelingAdvanced Data AnalysisAI Agents For Quantitative ResearchData Visualization ToolsLegislation And Regulation Analysis

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Hard Skills

Energy Policy Simulator (EPS)VensimGCAMStatistical AnalysisMathematical CalculationsData AnalysisMicrosoft ExcelData VisualizationQuantitative ModelingResearch Methodologies

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsAttention To DetailSelf-MotivatedFlexibilityCollaboration

Tools & Technologies

Data WrapperPower BITableau

Industry Keywords

Climate ChangeEnergy PolicyEnvironmental AnalysisInternational PoliticsSocietal Impacts

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Tableau

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Modify and run energy and climate models, focusing on the in-house climate and energy policy model, the Energy Policy Simulator (EPS)
Assist in maintaining and contributing to the EPS, including identifying bugs and proposing fixes, learning Vensim, and potentially implementing new features
Support the development of other models (e.g. spreadsheet, Vensim, GCAM, etc.) to support energy and climate scenario analysis
Use AI agents to conduct research and develop quantitative models in support of research projects
Perform advanced data analysis on large datasets to identify trends and inform policy scenarios, and develop structured workflows that improve analytical processes
Synthesize and interpret model findings succinctly and clearly, and produce partner-facing reports, presentations, or graphics sharing modeling findings
Answer questions about the energy and industrial system, energy and economic policy, and societal impacts clearly and succinctly, using appropriate models or data sets with clear citations
Conduct in-depth research on legislation, regulation, and the emissions impact of the top global climate and energy policy opportunities, independently analyzing data from a range of sources
Respond to short-term research requests from external partners
Communicate and present findings in the form of presentations, reports, and memos to external partners and internal teams

Requirements

What you’ll need

Minimum of 4-6 years of educational and/or professional experience in climate, energy, or environmental analysis including an understanding of energy models and experience interpreting legislation and/or regulations
Strong understanding of the fundamentals of scientific and technical subject matter relating to environmental systems, energy technologies, policy design, and implementation
Experience with mathematical calculations for physical systems, including energy conversions and mass balances, and the ability to apply statistical, economic, and computational concepts—including advanced statistical or computational techniques—to quantitative analysis
Expert proficiency with the use of AI agents to support quantitative research and modeling, as well as directly with Microsoft Excel (data sets, data analysis).
Aptitude to construct clear visual presentations of complex data; experience with data visualization tools like Data Wrapper, Power BI, or Tableau a plus
Knowledge of politics related to climate
Interest in and familiarity with international politics and policy
Skilled at obtaining information from diverse sources, such as reports, databases, computer models, academic journal articles, and by attending presentations and conducting interviews
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Excellent attention to detail, with strong QA/QC habits and back of the envelope instincts
Self-motivated and eager to take on a wide variety of tasks
Deep interest, passion, and commitment to reducing climate change
Ability to prioritize and be flexible in a fast-paced, constantly evolving, and collaborative environment
Willingness to travel domestically at least twice a year

Benefits

Comp & perks

Up to 100% of premium paid for medical, dental, and vision
Short- and long-term disability insurance
Life insurance
Carrot fertility and family planning benefits
Student loan repayment assistance
401k retirement plan with a company match contribution
Public transportation benefit options
Cell phone and health/wellness reimbursement
Parental Leave
14 paid holidays and four weeks of paid time off (PTO)
Regular staff lunches and team building activities
SF and DC office stocked with healthy snacks and beverages
An innovative, collaborative, welcoming work culture