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Public Citizen

Nonprofit advocacy watchdog for public interests

FERC and Energy Regulatory Analyst

Corporate StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWashington, DC, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience conducting research and writing as an investigator, opposition researcher, or for legislative or electoral campaigns.
  • Knowledge of computer-assisted reporting techniques and database development and management.
  • Basic understanding of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the U.S. Department of Energy, and energy markets.
  • Ability to use research to affect public policy debates.
  • Ability to work independently, balance multiple priorities under pressure, and produce essential material in a deadline-driven advocacy environment.

Responsibilities

  • Identify key Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceedings and provide research and writing support for regulatory filings at the agency.
  • Provide research and writing support challenging applications to export liquefied natural gas at the Department of Energy.
  • Support research for reports and fact sheets on domestic impacts of rising liquefied natural gas exports.
  • Investigate energy policy issues, key individuals, corporations, and lobbying trade associations using traditional investigative methods such as database searches and interviews.
  • Conceive and produce written materials in collaboration with other team members, including reports, editorial board memos, op-eds, and blog posts.
  • Maintain familiarity with current policy issues, primarily energy market developments, utilities, and oil and gas markets.
  • Respond to information requests, including from Congress and news media.
  • Perform other research duties as assigned.

About the Company

Public Citizen

Nonprofit advocacy watchdog for public interests

Public Citizen is a nonprofit advocacy group that represents the public in government decision-making. It challenges abusive practices across industries such as pharmaceuticals, nuclear, and automobiles, and it contests undemocratic trade agreements that favor mega-corporations. Instead of selling a product, it advances policy changes through research, public campaigns, lobbying, and legal actions to protect public health, safety, and interests. The organization differentiates itself by its long track record (founded in 1971) and its mission to prioritize citizens over corporate interests, operating as an independent watchdog rather than a for-profit or industry-aligned entity. Its goal is to ensure citizens are represented in the halls of power and to curb corporate abuses through informed advocacy and public accountability.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
United States
Founded
1971

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