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About the Role

The Senior Analyst, Global Methane Research & Analytics will conduct complex data analysis and literature reviews, maintain models and databases, and develop reports to support Energy Transition’s and EDF’s goals of reducing methane emissions. This role supports imperative organizational energy transition work by researching and analyzing emissions from the oil and gas industry and providing data for advocacy at regional, country, and international levels.

Responsibilities

Perform complex analyses of datasets on emissions from oil and gas facilities and activity.
Conduct research on energy policies and industry trends.
Analyze policy pathways and progress toward methane goals.
Create summary briefings for the Asia-Pacific region on relevant topics.
Develop, maintain, expand, and update EDF’s models and databases used to evaluate the climate influence of natural gas leakage and mitigation scenarios.
Design and develop rigorous analytics in support of regulatory advocacy.
Analyze regulatory proposals.
Perform comparative analysis of existing regulations from various jurisdictions.
Participate in advancing EDF’s Organizational Effectiveness and Culture (OEC) goals.
Manage multi-stakeholder projects and associated deliverables.
Research methane abatement technologies, their costs, and optimal uses.
Develop correspondence, reports, factsheets, and blog posts for general audiences.
Respond to requests for information.
Help coordinate activities among staff.
Perform literature reviews and research, analyzing and synthesizing information on a variety of topics.
Compile, keep current, synthesize, and disseminate scientific and gray literature on methane and other air emissions from natural gas systems.
Represent EDF in meetings with regulators, industry representatives, NGO partners and other stakeholders.
Support other "rapid response" and project development efforts on an as-needed basis.
Perform additional relevant responsibilities as assigned.

Requirements

4+ years of related experience in environmental science, energy policy, policy analysis, environmental advocacy, or related fields.
Bachelor’s degree required.
Master's degree in engineering, economics, environmental science, or other field with strong quantitative methods may substitute for up to 2 years relevant professional experience.
Excellent research and quantitative analysis skills with experience in performing rigorous analysis in support of highly visible work.
Advanced proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) required.
Programming proficiency (e.g., R, Python, Matlab, SQL) required.
Experience with database software and geo-spatial analysis using ArcGIS preferred.
Proficiency in statistical analysis, emissions modeling, or air dispersion modeling is preferred.
Knowledge about environmental issues associated with the oil and gas industry or experience with air emissions issues or data.
Familiarity with regulatory frameworks and processes.
Strong project management skills.
Proactive with exceptional personal organization, attention to detail, and ability to multitask.
Ability to work independently and to support a multi-disciplinary team across multiple time zones.
Excellent written and oral communication skills with the ability to summarize and translate scientific information appropriately for a variety of audiences.
Demonstrated self-awareness, cultural competency and inclusivity, and ability to work with colleagues and stakeholders across all cultures and backgrounds.

Skills

Quantitative analysis
MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
R
Python
Matlab
SQL
Database software
ArcGIS
Statistical analysis
Emissions modeling
Air dispersion modeling
Oil and gas industry environmental issues
Air emissions issues or data
Regulatory frameworks and processes
Project management
Personal organization
Attention to detail
Multitasking
Independent work
Team collaboration
Written communication
Oral communication
Cultural competency
Inclusivity

Location

U.S. West Coast preference
U.S.

Work Type

Full benefits
Two-year fixed-term position
Possibility of extension
Office-based
Hybrid
Remote

Experience Level

4+ years of related experience
Senior Analyst

Education Level

Bachelor's degree
Master's degree in engineering, economics, environmental science, or other field with strong quantitative methods

Salary/Compensations

78,000 - 84,000 USD

Benefits

Full benefits
Competitive salary
Robust benefits
Professional development opportunities

About the Company

EDF’s work in Japan currently focuses on two main priorities: (1) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas production and use by 2030, while meeting the world’s energy needs cleanly and equitably and (2) to safeguard the ocean, protect nature and create more secure livelihoods by ensuring climate resilient fisheries.
We draw on strong science and economics and innovative partnerships with policymakers, industry and investors to reform policies, regulations, and practices to achieve durable solutions.
The goal of EDF’s Energy Transition team is to bend the curve on global greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel production and use by 2030, cleanly and equitably.
We will achieve this through a defined set of strategies targeted at 1) reducing emissions from fossil fuel production, delivery, and use, and 2) reducing demand for fossil fuels in power generation, transportation, buildings, and industry.
To achieve this goal, we seek reforms in law, regulation, and/or business practice through a mix of strategic corporate partnerships, direct engagement with policymakers, and mobilizing investor and public sentiment in favor of change.
In formulating and achieving our strategies, we will work in close collaboration with EDF regions, draw on cutting-edge science and rigorous economic and financial analysis, and develop durable solutions.
Building a Vibrant Culture

Equal Opportunity

We take into account factors such as candidate experience, skills, training, internal team equity and local norms.
Please note that pay ranges are country specific.
As a result, the stated currency is not meant be converted into any other currency.