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Looking to level up your career in energy economics and market strategy? We're hiring an Energy Market Analyst Manager to drive high-stakes modeling and deliver actionable insights across the evolving U.S. power grid.

This is a pivotal role supporting strategic energy development, from gigawatt-scale renewables to hybrid storage assets, all while guiding investment decisions with precision and clarity.

What You'll Tackle:

  • Run production cost modeling (PCM) simulations across all major U.S. ISOs/RTOs (PJM, ERCOT, CAISO, MISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO-NE) using tools like PLEXOS, PROMOD, or Aurora.

  • Forecast merchant market revenues across energy, capacity, and ancillary services-including emerging hybrid asset strategies like solar+storage.

  • Translate complex regulatory shifts (FERC orders, ISO reforms, state policy) into clear strategic implications.

  • Analyze curtailment risk, congestion trends, interconnection bottlenecks, and other project-critical risk factors.

  • Build dashboards that track essential KPIs-nodal pricing, basis differentials, net revenues, and queue attrition-to support underwriting and financial modeling.

  • Collaborate with project developers, investment teams, and legal counsel on PPA structuring, asset M&A, and diligence workflows.

  • Present market forecasts and strategic recommendations to executive leadership, investors, and lenders with data-backed confidence.

Ideal Background:

  • 3-5+ years in U.S. energy markets with a focus on PCM and regulatory analysis.

  • Hands-on with modeling tools like PLEXOS, PROMOD, or Aurora.

  • Fluent in Python, SQL, and Excel/VBA; GIS experience is a plus.

  • Proven ability to turn raw data and policy complexity into investment-grade insights.

  • Experience engaging with multiple stakeholder types, from developers to financiers.

Education:

  • B.S. or M.S. in Energy Systems, Economics, Engineering, Finance, or a closely related field.

Why this role stands out:
 You won't just crunch numbers-you'll influence which projects get built. This role connects the dots between policy, economics, and grid operations to help push the clean energy transition forward.

Looking to level up your career in energy economics and market strategy? We're hiring an Energy Market Analyst Manager to drive high-stakes modeling and deliver actionable insights across the evolving U.S. power grid.

This is a pivotal role supporting strategic energy development, from gigawatt-scale renewables to hybrid storage assets, all while guiding investment decisions with precision and clarity.

What You'll Tackle:

  • Run production cost modeling (PCM) simulations across all major U.S. ISOs/RTOs (PJM, ERCOT, CAISO, MISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO-NE) using tools like PLEXOS, PROMOD, or Aurora.

  • Forecast merchant market revenues across energy, capacity, and ancillary services-including emerging hybrid asset strategies like solar+storage.

  • Translate complex regulatory shifts (FERC orders, ISO reforms, state policy) into clear strategic implications.

  • Analyze curtailment risk, congestion trends, interconnection bottlenecks, and other project-critical risk factors.

  • Build dashboards that track essential KPIs-nodal pricing, basis differentials, net revenues, and queue attrition-to support underwriting and financial modeling.

  • Collaborate with project developers, investment teams, and legal counsel on PPA structuring, asset M&A, and diligence workflows.

  • Present market forecasts and strategic recommendations to executive leadership, investors, and lenders with data-backed confidence.

Ideal Background:

  • 3-5+ years in U.S. energy markets with a focus on PCM and regulatory analysis.

  • Hands-on with modeling tools like PLEXOS, PROMOD, or Aurora.

  • Fluent in Python, SQL, and Excel/VBA; GIS experience is a plus.

  • Proven ability to turn raw data and policy complexity into investment-grade insights.

  • Experience engaging with multiple stakeholder types, from developers to financiers.

Education:

  • B.S. or M.S. in Energy Systems, Economics, Engineering, Finance, or a closely related field.

Why this role stands out:
 You won't just crunch numbers-you'll influence which projects get built. This role connects the dots between policy, economics, and grid operations to help push the clean energy transition forward.