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Position Energy Economist - Energy Assessments Division
Research Data Specialist II or III state classification
Are you a subject matter expert with economic modeling? Are you excited about leading edge transportation electrification? California Energy Commission (CEC) is hiring an
Energy Economist
within the Energy Assessments Division (EAD). Our next Energy Economist will support energy forecasting, policy making and energy planning in the Transportation Energy Forecasting Unit (TEFU) of the Advanced Electrification Analysis Branch.
Our
Energy Economist
will serve as a highly skilled practitioner and innovator conducting research and analysis to evaluate and monitor the transportation sector and forecast the impacts of California’s zero-emission vehicle policies. The Energy Economist will conduct complex analysis of economic and transportation data and provide feedback to staff on multiple transportation sector models.
Our
Energy Assessments Division
(EAD) assesses California’s electricity, natural gas, petroleum, and transportation systems and trends to provide information to the state’s decision makers and the public. These assessments inform the development, and implementation, of energy policies that balance the need for adequate resources with economic, public health, safety, and environmental goals.
Telework option is available, but hired candidate must reside in California before starting.
Desirable Qualifications
Experience identifying, collecting, storing data, and developing economic forecasts related to energy or transportation demand and technology.
Strong background in econometrics, simulation, and/or modeling.
Knowledge of transportation fuels and technologies.
Required Application Package Documents
Cover Letter – one page describing why you are the best candidate
Statement of Qualifications – (See CalCareers posting for instructions)
Application Template (STD 678 state application template)
Unofficial school transcripts
Resume
Application Instructions Link to CalCareers with official application instructions:
https://calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/Jobs/JobPosting.aspx?JobControlId=492375
Filing Deadline : October 6th, 2025
For any questions about the position or the application process please email
Careers@energy.ca.gov
to connect with the CEC recruitment team.
Seniority level
Not Applicable
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Project Management, Analyst, and Research
Industries
Government Administration
Energy Technology
Services for Renewable Energy
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California Energy Commission provided pay range This range is provided by California Energy Commission. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
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Position Energy Economist - Energy Assessments Division
Research Data Specialist II or III state classification
Are you a subject matter expert with economic modeling? Are you excited about leading edge transportation electrification? California Energy Commission (CEC) is hiring an
Energy Economist
within the Energy Assessments Division (EAD). Our next Energy Economist will support energy forecasting, policy making and energy planning in the Transportation Energy Forecasting Unit (TEFU) of the Advanced Electrification Analysis Branch.
Our
Energy Economist
will serve as a highly skilled practitioner and innovator conducting research and analysis to evaluate and monitor the transportation sector and forecast the impacts of California’s zero-emission vehicle policies. The Energy Economist will conduct complex analysis of economic and transportation data and provide feedback to staff on multiple transportation sector models.
Our
Energy Assessments Division
(EAD) assesses California’s electricity, natural gas, petroleum, and transportation systems and trends to provide information to the state’s decision makers and the public. These assessments inform the development, and implementation, of energy policies that balance the need for adequate resources with economic, public health, safety, and environmental goals.
Telework option is available, but hired candidate must reside in California before starting.
Desirable Qualifications
Experience identifying, collecting, storing data, and developing economic forecasts related to energy or transportation demand and technology.
Strong background in econometrics, simulation, and/or modeling.
Knowledge of transportation fuels and technologies.
Required Application Package Documents
Cover Letter – one page describing why you are the best candidate
Statement of Qualifications – (See CalCareers posting for instructions)
Application Template (STD 678 state application template)
Unofficial school transcripts
Resume
Application Instructions Link to CalCareers with official application instructions:
https://calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/Jobs/JobPosting.aspx?JobControlId=492375
Filing Deadline : October 6th, 2025
For any questions about the position or the application process please email
Careers@energy.ca.gov
to connect with the CEC recruitment team.
Seniority level
Not Applicable
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Project Management, Analyst, and Research
Industries
Government Administration
Energy Technology
Services for Renewable Energy
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Sacramento, CA .
Salary range information and related job postings in the area may be listed above this posting.
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