Analyst

VEIC

. Conduct research for the New England Heat Pump Accelerator using quantitative and/or qualitative methods .

Posted 10/5/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $60,000 - $65,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong research and analytical capabilities, with proficiency in qualitative analysis techniques and data management practices. Possesses excellent written and oral communication skills, along with a solid understanding of energy efficiency and climate policies.

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Research SkillsQualitative Analysis TechniquesData Management PracticesEnergy Efficiency AnalysisCommunication Skills

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Hard Skills

Data ManagementQuantitative ResearchQualitative ResearchLiterature ReviewProgram Performance MetricsProject TrackingReport WritingPolicy AnalysisStakeholder InterviewsDocument Management

Soft Skills

Interpersonal SkillsOrganizational SkillsDetail OrientedAbility to Handle Multiple PrioritiesCognitive Focus

Tools & Technologies

Word Processing SoftwareSpreadsheet Software

Industry Keywords

Energy EfficiencyBuilding ElectrificationDecarbonization InitiativesRegional Energy PoliciesClimate Policies

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct research for the New England Heat Pump Accelerator using quantitative and/or qualitative methods
Analyze research to derive insights from literature reviews, code/policy/program research, stakeholder interviews or surveys, large existing datasets, innovation project data, and program performance metrics
Support external client deliverables, including case studies, program reports, client memos, project tracking, research findings reports and presentations, and public-facing educational content
Support project and program work under the direction of a program team lead
Attend program meetings and assist with task management, file/document management, program administration, and record keeping
Support development of approaches and methods and occasionally lead tasks
Support other VEIC staff, groups, and divisions as needed
Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Undergraduate degree in a related field or a similar combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills were acquired
Strong written and oral communication skills
Ability to apply qualitative analysis techniques and data management practices
Facility with data management and manipulation
Strong research skills, including reading project reports or policy/regulatory information, synthesizing information, and composing client memos
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to handle multiple competing priorities and deadlines
Demonstrated ability to be organized, detail oriented, and accurate
General knowledge of standard office computer applications, including word processing and spreadsheet software
Experience with energy efficiency and/or building electrification analysis, programs, or policies is preferred
General understanding of regional energy and climate policies, utility programs, and decarbonization initiatives across New England or willingness to learn is preferred
All positions are subject to criminal background checks
Ability to remain stationary at a workstation for extended periods
Regular use of computer, keyboard, mouse, and telephone/headset
Visual acuity for prolonged viewing of digital screens, documents, and presentations
Verbal and auditory abilities sufficient for meetings, presentations, calls, and virtual collaboration
Cognitive focus for managing multiple communication streams, projects, and stakeholder relationships
Minimal lifting requirements, typically under 15 pounds

Benefits

Comp & perks

Remote work arrangement
Flexible work arrangements
Ergonomic assessments and appropriate accommodation
Wellness support, including encouraged regular movement breaks
Occasional company events or meetings, typically 0–2 times per year, often optional or available virtually