Summary
Join Ember’s fast-growing policy team in Asia and help unlock solutions to expedite India’s clean energy transition.
Ember has been working on addressing key electricity transition challenges in India for more than three years. We are now looking to amplify our impact. You will work with Ember’s electricity policy experts from across Asia and a community of national energy experts from India, to inform power sector policies and be a reliable voice in shaping India’s transition.
We’re committed to providing a great place to work at a competitive salary. We invest in our staff, offer flexible working conditions and pride ourselves on being an open and collaborative workplace. We’re a friendly and supportive team and are all passionately committed to addressing the energy transition challenge.
Role description
We are looking for an electricity policy analyst to support our research work in India. Your work will help direct attention to the policy decisions necessary for India to achieve its renewable energy goals for the power sector and set the course this decade for achieving its long-term net-zero target.
This role is a unique opportunity to potentially influence one of the most important policy areas of this decade in India. It builds upon Ember’s previous work in Asia tracking and commenting on the electricity transition, which has already had an impact in countries across Asia.
To be successful in this role, you will need to have a proven record of producing compelling data-led research or analysis and have an understanding of India’s energy and climate policy landscape. Your primary focus will be India. However, it may extend to other countries in the South Asian region and other globally-focussed reports region when called upon.
This is a remote role, working with a pan-Asian team, and reports to Ember’s Asia Programme Director.
Key responsibilities
Location
Remote, with a preference to being based in India.
Requirements
Must have
Nice to have
We are especially keen to encourage applications from people underrepresented in climate change analysis. Climate change is a race issue, a class issue, and a gender issue. We welcome applicants with lived experiences of these issues.
Benefits
Salary: 39,449 USD per year
Contract: Full time (but only working 9 days every fortnight with no reduction in pay), permanent subject to a 3 month probationary period.
Further benefits: We offer a competitive benefits package, including: