Business & FinanceHybrid
Economist
Department of Energy HeadquartersWashington, DC
$121,785–187,093/yr
Posted Oct 21, 2026 · Apply by Oct 26, 2026
What you’d do
Evaluate large-scale energy financing transactions by developing financial and economic models, conducting credit-risk and scenario analyses, and ensuring compliance with federal credit policies to protect government financial interests. Found on USAJOBS on Oct 21, 2026. Apply through the official announcement.
You’ll need
- Degree in economics with 21 semester hours in economics and 3 in statistics
- Specialized experience in financial and economic modeling
- Experience in credit-risk and downside scenario analyses
- Knowledge of federal credit policies
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