Energy Finance Specialist, Japan

• Research and produce original, high-quality reports and commentary on Japan's energy transition
• Analyse Japan's financial and other support for energy sectors and transitions across Asia, including public finance and commercial institutions
• Monitor industry trends, policies, and market developments to inform research priorities
• Present findings to targeted stakeholders to drive engagement and influence change

This role creates positive change by producing data-driven analysis on Japan's energy transition to inform policymakers, investors, media, and the public, helping advance decarbonization and sustainable finance in alignment with climate goals.

• A degree in finance, economics, accounting, or political science and/or with professional certifications (e.g. CFA) or appropriate and relevant market-oriented experience in lieu of those degrees
• Four or more years' relevant experience in finance, market analysis, and/or energy or related fields
• Knowledge of and/or experience with Japan's energy transition
• Experience publishing thought pieces on Japan's energy transition

USD 82,476 - USD 99,540 annual salary range. Benefits include: one-time home office set-up allowance, monthly cell phone and internet stipend, optional co-working rental support, minimum of 20 days vacation and 10 days sick leave, benefits and holidays determined based on country of residence.

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) is a global NGO/non-profit think tank that produces original independent public interest research and analysis on issues related to sustainable energy markets, trends, regulations, and policies.