BaRupOn LLC
Job Summary
The Energy Economist / Analyst will support energy market research, cost modeling, and strategic decision-making for BaRupOn's infrastructure development projects. This associate- or early-career-level position involves analyzing market trends, tracking regulatory developments, and supporting economic assessments of power generation, energy storage, and grid infrastructure investments. Key Responsibilities
Analyze wholesale electricity markets, fuel pricing, capacity trends, and energy policy impacts Support economic modeling for solar, gas, battery, and hybrid project development Conduct cost-benefit analysis, NPV/IRR assessments, and levelized cost of energy (LCOE) calculations Monitor ERCOT, PJM, and other regional market signals and policy updates Assist in preparing forecasts, reports, presentations, and project valuations Maintain datasets related to fuel costs, energy pricing, and policy incentives Collaborate with development, finance, and engineering teams to inform business cases Track federal and state programs (e.g., IRA tax credits, carbon pricing, transmission access) Qualifications
Associate or bachelor's degree in Economics, Energy Studies, Data Analytics, Engineering Technology, or a related field 2–4 years of experience in energy markets, utilities, research, or data analysis Proficiency in Excel (including modeling), and basic familiarity with energy databases or forecasting tools Strong understanding of energy systems, pricing mechanisms, and regulatory environments Excellent attention to detail and written communication skills Ability to work independently and support cross-functional teams Preferred Skills
Experience with ERCOT, PJM, or CAISO data Exposure to LMP (locational marginal pricing), congestion trends, and capacity auctions Familiarity with public utility filings, FERC data, or RTO dashboards Python, Power BI, or SQL a plus (not required) Benefits
Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid time off and holidays Learning and advancement opportunities in energy strategy and economics
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The Energy Economist / Analyst will support energy market research, cost modeling, and strategic decision-making for BaRupOn's infrastructure development projects. This associate- or early-career-level position involves analyzing market trends, tracking regulatory developments, and supporting economic assessments of power generation, energy storage, and grid infrastructure investments. Key Responsibilities
Analyze wholesale electricity markets, fuel pricing, capacity trends, and energy policy impacts Support economic modeling for solar, gas, battery, and hybrid project development Conduct cost-benefit analysis, NPV/IRR assessments, and levelized cost of energy (LCOE) calculations Monitor ERCOT, PJM, and other regional market signals and policy updates Assist in preparing forecasts, reports, presentations, and project valuations Maintain datasets related to fuel costs, energy pricing, and policy incentives Collaborate with development, finance, and engineering teams to inform business cases Track federal and state programs (e.g., IRA tax credits, carbon pricing, transmission access) Qualifications
Associate or bachelor's degree in Economics, Energy Studies, Data Analytics, Engineering Technology, or a related field 2–4 years of experience in energy markets, utilities, research, or data analysis Proficiency in Excel (including modeling), and basic familiarity with energy databases or forecasting tools Strong understanding of energy systems, pricing mechanisms, and regulatory environments Excellent attention to detail and written communication skills Ability to work independently and support cross-functional teams Preferred Skills
Experience with ERCOT, PJM, or CAISO data Exposure to LMP (locational marginal pricing), congestion trends, and capacity auctions Familiarity with public utility filings, FERC data, or RTO dashboards Python, Power BI, or SQL a plus (not required) Benefits
Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid time off and holidays Learning and advancement opportunities in energy strategy and economics
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