Qualifications

• Bachelor's or advanced degree in Economics, Business, Finance, or related field; MBA preferred.
• Minimum of 5 years experience in economic analysis or project development, preferably in the energy sector.
• Strong quantitative skills for analyzing complex datasets.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills for diverse audiences.
• Ability to integrate economic, finance, technical, and policy perspectives.
• Experience in developing programs or grant proposals and engaging stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Research and evaluate nuclear cost, economic, and financial data with clear analysis.
• Engage with financial community to establish necessary conditions for financing nuclear projects.
• Collaborate with DOE's Office of Energy Dominance for support on loans to developers.
• Work with the NIA team and experts to assess policy implications of findings.
• Engage with Congress to identify legislative solutions for new reactor construction.

Benefits

• Engagement with leading financial and policy stakeholders in the nuclear sector.
• Opportunity to influence the future of nuclear energy financing and deployment.
• Access to a network of industry experts and policymakers.
• Potential for professional development and further education in energy finance.