Industry Economist II, Government (USA)

Industry Economist, GS-0110-14

If you are selected for this position, you will originate and perform economic analyses and forecasts pertaining to the relationship between energy markets and the macro economy and to maintain and enhance models for use in simulation studies. You will develop new and novel analysis systems for which precedents are lacking and specific attributes must be developed and tested. These new systems are expected to make substantial contributions to major functions and operations of the Department of Energy dealing with issues having national or international impact. Projects require creativity and experimentation, development of innovative techniques, advanced approached, and consideration of the effects of new and emerging technologies, rapidly changing industry practices, mergers and restructurings, new regulations, and other changes in the world and national economies. You will conduct studies important to agency decision-makers.

In addition, as a project manager for energy and economic analytic studies for the EIA, you will serve as a management official with responsibility for formulating and/or influencing the corporate policies of the EIA regarding resource allocations (both FTE and contract support service) and other technical matters in support of the efficient and effective execution of the EIA mission in the area of projecting macroeconomic trends. This role may impact present or future personnel policy or practice or general employment condition of EIA staff.

Contact information:
Velma Washington
Phone: 202-586-3673
Fax: 202-586-8101
TDD: 202-586-8155
Email: velma.washington@hq.doe.gov
www.eia.doe.gov

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