About the role
Position Applied Economics, Policy & Advisory Solutions
Role: Brings quantitative economics, econometrics, regulatory analysis, and policy design.
Converts scientific evidence into economic decisions.
Experience: Approximately 5-6 years of relevant professional experience, ideally combining
applied economics, and quantitative/ qualitative policy analysis.
Preferred Educational Background: Master’s degree in economics, Applied Economics,
Public Policy, Environmental and Resource Economics, or a related discipline.
Essential Competencies
• Strong foundation in applied microeconomics, cost-benefit analysis, cost-
effectiveness analysis and financial modelling.
• Understanding of resource economics, economic incentives and MBIs.
• Ability to analyse tariffs, subsidies, externalities, cost allocation, economic trade-offs.
• Competence in quantitative analysis, including statistical methods, econometrics.
• Ability to translate scientific findings into economic assessments, policy
recommendations.
• Experience in structuring and delivering analytical or advisory assignments for
industry, government or other institutions.
Desirable Specialised Capabilities: Experience with one or more of the following would be
particularly valuable:
• Econometric analysis of firm-level, sectoral and regional datasets.
• Economic impact assessment and evaluation of industrial, environmental and
resource-related regulations.
• Carbon markets, carbon pricing and decarbonisation economics.
• Climate adaptation economics and economic assessment of climate risks.
• Water pricing, allocation and water-resource economics.
• Energy and infrastructure economics, including electricity tariffs, and cost allocation.
Preferred Professional Experience: Experience in applied economic research, public-policy
analysis, infrastructure or environmental advisory, economic consulting involving industry
and government. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to undertake quantitative analysis
and develop actionable recommendations supported by economic evidence.
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