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As an Associate at The Brattle Group, you will work on high-profile projects addressing complex economic and financial questions. Your responsibilities include managing projects, applying financial theories, and developing client relationships, all while gaining training and development opportunities to advance your career.

The Senior Energy Associate will address economic issues in the electricity sector by analyzing regulatory matters, conducting research, and employing quantitative analysis. Responsibilities include developing strategies for renewable energy, facilitating transportation electrification, and presenting expert analyses. The role involves project management, client interaction, and personal development opportunities within a team-focused environment.

The Legal Assistant at The Brattle Group will assist in drafting and reviewing various contracts, conduct legal research, and support the Legal Department in corporate matters. Responsibilities include maintaining corporate filings, collaborating with billing personnel, and providing general legal support for the firm’s offices.

The Energy Associate will analyze economic issues in the electricity sector, focusing on market design, renewable energy, and utility business models. Responsibilities include conducting research and quantitative analysis, developing client deliverables, and contributing to business development. They will work collaboratively within teams, providing insights for regulatory proceedings and client presentations.

The Legal Assistant will assist with drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various contracts, support corporate matters, and collaborate with consulting and legal teams. This role involves legal research and maintaining corporate documents, along with close cooperation with both internal and external stakeholders.

The Energy Research Associate will work within Brattle’s Electricity Group, conducting quantitative analysis, research, and modeling in the energy sector. Responsibilities include formulating problem statements, guiding research analysts, and developing client relationships while ensuring high-quality deliverables. The role involves continuous learning and the potential for career advancement within the firm.

The Energy Specialist will focus on power systems modeling to support clients in the electricity sector. Responsibilities include conducting quantitative analysis, developing modeling infrastructure, analyzing market designs, and making policy recommendations. The role emphasizes overseeing modeling teams and improving modeling efficiency through custom software tools.