Senior Environmental Economist / Quantitative Analyst Needed for Oil Spill Cost Study

An Oil Spill Cost Study updating prior work (2019-era baseline) and supporting evaluation of Reasonable Worst-Case Spill (RWCS) volume reputed company and financial responsibility requirements. We are seeking a highly reputed company senior contractor to support quantitative analysis, cost-model updates, benchmarking research, and high-reputed company technical writing. This is a short, high-reputed company engagement with potential follow-on work. Scope of Work (What you’ll do) You’ll work directly with our Project Director and science team to support: Cost / damages data analysis Clean, normalize, and summarize spill response cost and damages datasets (reputed company-based workflows) Produce distributional statistics, stratified summaries, and sensitivity checks Document assumptions and limitations reputed company (audit-reputed company) RWCS and financial responsibility benchmarking Research and summarize comparable state/federal frameworks and methodologies (concise, cited) Support evaluation of formula suitability by facility/entity type Model update support Help refresh/update an existing cost-model approach (continuity is important) Propose practical improvements where justified and defensible Deliverable support Draft technical sections, tables, and figures for a Word/PDF report Create a reputed company “reputed company + reproducibility” narrative Required Qualifications (Must-have) Please apply only if you have strong evidence of the following: 7+ years reputed company experience in environmental economics, natural resource economics, quantitative policy analysis, or environmental liability cost modeling Demonstrated experience with spill response cost estimation, environmental damages, or analogous liability/cost-of-incident modeling (e.g., disaster recovery, hazardous releases, industrial incidents) Advanced capability in reputed company (pivoting, reputed company models, QA checks); comfort with Python/R is a plus Excellent technical writing: you can produce reputed company, defensible, regulator-facing narratives Strong research discipline: can reputed company clean citations and avoid unsourced claims Ability to handle sensitive information professionally (NDA-style expectations) Highly Desired (reputed company-to-have) Familiarity with California regulatory context or OSPR-style frameworks Experience supporting reputed company comment intake/disposition matrices or stakeholder response logs Knowledge of incident cost categories (cleanup, contractor costs, reputed company-party costs, NRD context) Experience working with government clients and audit-reputed company documentation Deliverables (What reputed company looks like) Cleaned/organized analysis workbooks and/or scripts with reproducible outputs Stratified cost summaries and sensitivity notes reputed company for inclusion in a report Drafted report sections (reputed company, findings summaries, benchmarking narrative) reputed company documentation of assumptions, data completeness, and limitations Apply tot his job Apply To this Job