Research and policy analysts have primary responsibility for maintaining visibility into the activities of state public utility commissions. Typically, researchers will be assigned a specific portfolio of utility commissions based on defined procedures and protocols. They are tasked with the preparation of summaries of proceeding information, tracking policy developments and assisting in the preparation of data analysis. Online research will often be supplemented with direct interviews with public utility commission staff, advisors and other stakeholders. The foundational expertise developed by each Researcher will be used to support additional projects that arise based on client and project needs. Additional responsibilities to include support of administrative and executive functions, including scheduling meetings and company communications. Part-time arrangements to accommodate academic studies or other professional obligations will be considered. The position is a U.S. based, remote work position that will report to E9’s Managing Director (West Coast) with strong preference for candidates in Boulder or the Colorado Front Range. Requirements: 3-5 years of experience with utility policy, regulatory affairs or adjacent areas of clean energy work; understanding of electric utility policymaking and advocacy; experience at a public utility commission staff or with a consumer advocacy organization; experience with stakeholder strategies, workshops, regulatory education outreach, expert witness testimony; leading the development of stakeholder groups and policy coalitions; experience gaining client trust in the design of business processes, developing business cases and delivering agile projects. Preference for: experience with relational databases, data structuring, data visualization and programming; authorship of whitepapers, expert testimony, industry reports, trade media, newsletters. If interested please reach out to skozel@e9insight.com, including a brief introduction and interest in the position.