Job
Description:

As a Senior Analyst – Market Intelligence (SAMI), you will be responsible for delivering CEA’s portfolio of market intelligence reports and executive business reviews (EBRs) to CEA clients. The role will also support CEA’s suite of BESS client-focused bespoke consulting projects.

This includes:

· Collect and condense publicly available and subscription-based market data to support the development of CEA’s portfolio of syndicated research projects

· Organize, cleanse, and analyze market data into actionable market intelligence relevant to the energy storage sector

· Develop creative, original client-facing content with customized visualizations and supporting analysiss that result in a wow experience (i.e., whereby CEA’s clients have a high degree of satisfaction)

· Establishing analytical frameworks for recurring analyses to deliver consistent and timely insights to clients

· Leverage internal subject matter expertise within CEA by establishing cross-functional relationships to support research deliverables

· Support MI consulting team as needed, delivering bespoke content on an ad-hoc basis on client-facing projects

· Commitment to becoming a recognized thought leader within the BESS sector, establishing a personal brand that reflects the cultural values and mission of CEA

· Support Marketing by providing content for Marcom via blogs, webinars, papers, panels, trade shows, etc…

· Assist in the development of new MI packages for internal use and to meet client requests.

· Participate in calls with clients, delivering key elements of CEA’s MI content in video conference calls

Qualifications/Requirements:

The applicant should have a deep understanding of the energy storage industry, ideally on a global basis; the applicant should have a robust network, with at least years background in consulting, market research or corporate strategy development. Background in policy and trade issues that affect the energy storagesector is helpful. Background in energy storage development, procurement or as an EPC is very helpful. A robust and active network of renewableenergy developers, IPPs, utility companies, trade associations, investors inenergy storage and/or storage is important. Past engagements that have included visits to suppliers, in the US and aboard, is helpful. A bachelor’s master’s in business and/or Engineering is important. Exceptional skills in communication and presentations is essential.

The evaluation process will include conversations with references that the applicant will help set up.