Analyst: Energy and Climate Modeling

Quantitative analyst role focused on energy and climate policy modeling to support philanthropic grantmaking strategy.
- Modify, run, and maintain the Energy Policy Simulator (EPS) and other energy/climate models; design policy scenarios, input data, calibrate outputs, and identify bugs or improvements.
- Conduct advanced data analysis on large datasets, develop quantitative models using AI agents, and synthesize findings into partner-facing reports, presentations, and graphics.
- Research energy policy, legislation, and regulations; analyze emissions impacts of climate solutions; answer short-term research requests from external partners.
- Requires 4–6 years in climate, energy, or environmental analysis; advanced proficiency with Excel, AI agents, and data visualization tools; understanding of energy systems, policy design, and statistical methods.
- Domestic travel required at least twice yearly; hybrid work environment with one to three office days per week in San Francisco or Washington D.C.

Promotes equitable energy policies to combat climate change and reduce emissions.