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CEEEP seeking post doctoral associate for 2015 calendar year

December 4, 2014

The Center for Energy, Economic and Environmental Policy at the Bloustein School is recruiting for 2015 calendar year a post-doctoral fellow with a strong quantitative background for a one-year appointment. Reappointment is possible contingent on available funding and performance.

The Ph.D. should be in operations research, industrial engineering, systems engineering, economics, public policy, or planning with a dissertation related to modeling energy or environmental issues. A background is optimization including GAMS and power systems, particularly, expansion modeling, is necessary. In addition, experience in the area of electricity markets, climate science and economic modeling is desired.

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