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Research Analyst - Energy

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$150 - $200/hr

Equity research, financial analysis, market research, and/or consulting roles. Must have exposure to energy, utilities, or industrials. * You understand the fundamental research workflow - how funds ...

Research Analyst - Energy

New York, NY · On-site

$130K - $170K/yr

Equity research, financial analysis, market research, and/or consulting roles. Must have exposure to energy, utilities, or industrials. • You understand the fundamental research workflow - how ...

$150 - $200/hr

Global Research Analyst - Industrials/Energy/Technology/Utilities Duff & Phelps Investment Management Company At Duff & Phelps Investment Management Co. (D&P), collaboration is not a value statement ...

Role Overview As an expert Research Analyst at G-20, you will be responsible for producing high ... Conduct in-depth fundamental research and financial modeling on US Energy stocks, Magnificent 7 ...

Role Overview As an expert Research Analyst at G-20, you will be responsible for producing high ... Conduct in-depth fundamental research and financial modeling on US Energy stocks, Magnificent 7 ...

Role Overview As an expert Research Analyst at G-20, you will be responsible for producing high ... Conduct in-depth fundamental research and financial modeling on US Energy stocks, Magnificent 7 ...

$80 - $100/hr

... energy for solutioning, and your bias towards action to bring modernization tovery important ... We are seeking a Research Analyst to provide analytical support services for a government client.

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How much do energy research analyst jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for energy research analyst in the United States is $73,965.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $57,000.00 and $98,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an energy research analyst do?

An Energy Research Analyst studies energy markets, technologies, and policies to provide insights and recommendations to organizations or policymakers. They collect and analyze data on energy production, consumption, trends, and prices, often using statistical tools or modeling software. Their work helps guide decisions on investments, sustainability initiatives, and regulatory compliance within the energy sector. Energy Research Analysts may specialize in areas such as renewable energy, fossil fuels, or energy efficiency.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an energy research analyst?

To thrive as an Energy Research Analyst, you need strong analytical skills, a background in engineering, economics, or environmental science, and often a relevant bachelor's or master's degree. Familiarity with data analysis tools such as Excel, MATLAB, or Python and experience with energy modeling software like HOMER or RETScreen are typically required. Excellent communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities help analysts interpret data and present findings effectively. These skills ensure accurate analysis of complex energy markets and support informed decision-making in the evolving energy sector.

What are the most common challenges faced by energy research analysts in keeping up with industry trends?

Energy Research Analysts often face the challenge of staying up-to-date with rapidly evolving technologies, regulatory changes, and global market dynamics. The energy sector is highly dynamic, with frequent shifts in renewable technologies, government policies, and commodity prices. Analysts must regularly review industry publications, attend webinars or conferences, and collaborate with experts in engineering, policy, and finance to ensure their analyses remain current and relevant. Proactive learning and strong networking within the energy community are key strategies for overcoming these challenges.

What is the difference between Energy Research Analyst vs Energy Data Analyst?

AspectEnergy Research AnalystEnergy Data Analyst
Required CredentialsBachelor's degree in energy, environmental science, or related field; often some experience in researchBachelor's degree in data analysis, statistics, or related field; proficiency in data tools
Work EnvironmentResearch institutions, energy companies, government agenciesEnergy companies, consulting firms, data-focused roles
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in research, policy analysis, and strategic planningUsed in data analysis, reporting, and operational decision-making

Both roles involve working within the energy sector and require analytical skills, but Energy Research Analysts focus more on research, policy, and strategic analysis, while Energy Data Analysts specialize in data management and reporting. The choice depends on whether you prefer research and policy work or data analysis and technical reporting.

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Infographic showing various Energy Research Analyst job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Internship, 1% As Needed, 88% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 79% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 18% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $73,965 per year, or $35.6 per hour.

Research Analyst - Energy

Manhattan, NY • On-site

$150 - $200/hr

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Job description

About Qualitate

Qualitate is building the AI-native primary intelligence platform for enterprises, investment firms, and asset managers. We automate the entire primary research workflow, from study design and expert recruitment through AI-moderated interviews and insight synthesis - replacing weeks of manual research with hours of high-signal output.


Expert research is a broken industry dominated by legacy incumbents with expensive, manual, and slow services. Investment and corporate strategy teams spend hundreds of hours coordinating intermediaries, scheduling expert calls, and synthesizing insights across fragmented providers. The process takes weeks to produce short-lived intelligence.


Qualitate transforms this workflow by autonomously conducting expert discussions at scale using AI. Qualitate’s AI Moderator interviews thousands of experts simultaneously each month, capturing forward-looking purchasing plans, competitive displacement, and real-time ROI signals. The platform turns these interviews into quantified, time-series outputs tracking over 10,000 public and private companies, queryable instantly in natural language. Our customers include some of the world’s largest enterprises, hedge funds, PE firms, credit investors, and venture capital firms.


The Role

You'll build Qualitate's Energy coverage from the ground up, using Qualitate’s next-generation methodology. Reporting directly to the Director of Research, you'll partner with sector leads to turn first-hand expert insight into data-driven analysis that investors and corporate teams act on.


We're hiring for analytical ability, writing quality, and speed - we’re looking for the desire to turn exposure to the Energy industry into expertise. You'll build upon your knowledge of the space and uncover true depth across the energy value chain in your first year. You'll start in energy, utilities, and clean energy, and the work will naturally pull you into adjacent ground: grid infrastructure, industrial capex cycles, commodities, the physical layer behind AI. Ultimately, you'll bring the Qualitate methodology to energy’s most in-demand sectors - with the same approach that has already been successful in revolutionizing primary research in several other industries.


What the day-to-day looks like:

  • Leverage the company's proprietary datasets to build company and market analyses across energy, utilities, clean energy, and oil & gas - working under a sector lead at first and increasingly carving out your own niche.

  • Turn data collection studies into client-ready outputs: quantified findings, charts, scorecards, and written takeaways that drive value for investors and corporate clients.

  • Develop forward-looking analyses and uncover industry dynamics, key growth drivers, and demand shifts across themes including electrification and grid buildout, generation mix, load growth from data centers and industrial customers, and the real economics of the energy transition.

  • Contribute thought leadership by creating high-impact content for our newsletter and client communications.

  • Support and learn to lead client & prospect conversations through calls, webinars, and events.

  • Contribute research judgement to hone the fidelity of our first-to-market research methodology; partner with product and engineering teams on design to continue the creation of our best-in-class AI-native research platform.

  • Stay ahead of emerging trends, technologies, and innovators shaping the future of energy systems - from SMRs and clean generation to grid modernization, storage, and more.


Who This Role Is For

  • 1-3 years professional experience in data-driven research creation. Equity research, financial analysis, market research, and/or consulting roles. Must have exposure to energy, utilities, or industrials.

  • You understand the fundamental research workflow - how funds source ideas and build conviction through data and primary research - or you are eager to learn it quickly.

  • Genuine curiosity about how energy systems actually work. You should find it energizing to work across the full value chain - generation, transmission and distribution, utilities, and the industrial customers consuming the power - and you should be able to get to a credible working knowledge of new areas quickly.

  • You communicate your ideas clearly. Long-form and short-form writing expertise required - you must be able to synthesize data into digestible, forward-looking insights, and you should be comfortable presenting your work to investors and corporate clients.

  • You experiment heavily with AI. You're constantly testing and refining AI tools and agents as they ship, and build them into your daily workflows - automating pieces of your own job to drive higher productivity - and sharing learnings with your team.


What Sets You Apart

  • You learn and iterate quickly. For this role, this is the single most important thing. You'll be working alongside accomplished professionals across research, product, and engineering. Pick up what they know and implement; impart what's incremental onto them.

  • A strong sense of ownership. This is not just a supporting seat. You'll be handed more scope than your years of experience would suggest, and the expectation is that you take work from question to published output rather than waiting to be assigned the next step.

  • An analytical mind. You get excited about diving into a large semi-structured dataset to understand key inflections and generate new ideas. Proficiency in managing/analyzing large data sets. SQL experience is strongly preferred.

  • An interest in the physical value chain. Energy research depends on reaching the right people - utility planners, EPC contractors, independent power producers, plant operators, and large industrial power buyers. You should be curious about who actually holds the signal in a given market and how to get a straight answer out of them.

  • You use AI for both speed and rigor. You understand that AI can be used to both accelerate your initial learning in a space and help you go deeper than you otherwise could have - pressure-testing ideas, automating the analyses you never had time for, and expanding what one analyst can rigorously cover. Early in your career, this is the leverage that lets you cover more ground without sacrificing depth.


Compensation & Benefits

  • Base salary: $130k–$170k

  • Bonus: Variable dependent on achievement of goals at the company level, team level, and individual level

  • Equity: Meaningful early‑stage grant with upside tied to company growth

  • Benefits: Health coverage, flexible PTO, paid holidays

  • Location: Full‑time, in‑person in New York City


What to expect working at Qualitate

  • Excellence. You'll be working alongside some of the highest performers in their respective fields.

  • High velocity. Fast paced work environment in terms of growth, decision making, and time to impact.

  • High agency. Ownership over how you work, not just what you work on. We hire people we trust to figure it out.

  • A builder’s mindset. You'll create the processes, playbooks, and systems that define how this company scales.

  • Shared ambition. A small, early team disrupting the multi‑billion dollar market research industry with AI.

  • Joy. We work hard and genuinely enjoy working with each other. Dedication to our work is matched only by our passion for fostering an enjoyable, collaborative work environment.


Qualitate is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage candidates of all backgrounds to apply.

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