JOB OPENING FOR ENERGY POLICY ANALYST

[Matt Freedman <freedman@Citizen.ORG>]

  JOB OPENING -- SENIOR ENERGY POLICY ANALYST
  PUBLIC CITIZEN'S CRITICAL MASS ENERGY PROJECT
  
  Since its founding in 1974, Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy
  Project has been a powerful voice in the movement to decrease
  reliance on nuclear and fossil fuels and to promote safe,
  economical and environmentally sound energy technologies.  From a
  Capitol Hill office, Critical Mass prepares and disseminates
  reports, lobbies Congress, and acts as a watchdog of key federal
  and state energy agencies.  In addition, Critical Mass works
  closely with other citizens groups and individuals across the
  country, empowering them to participate in important decisions
  affecting their health, safety and standard of living.
  
  Responsibilities:
  
  1)   Advocate Critical Mass' positions to Congress and executive
       agencies.
  2)   Research, write and organize on energy policy.
  3)   Prepare and distribute public education materials and action
       alerts.
  4)   Speak to the media and citizens groups about energy issues.
  5)   Help to recruit and supervise researchers and interns.
  
  Requirements:
  
  1)   Minimum 3 years experience in energy policy.
  2)   Strong research, writing and speaking skills.
  3)   Knowledge of energy issues, particularly electric utility
       issues, and knowledge of the legislative process.
  4)   Computer skills, including Internet experience, preferred.
  
  Salary/Benefits:
  
  1)   Salary in thirties, depending on prior work experience.
  2)   Complete medical and dental benefits.
  3)   Three weeks paid vacation (four weeks after two years); ten
       holidays.
  4)   Pension after three years.
  
  To apply, send letter, resume and 1-2 page writing sample (no
  calls, please) to:
  
  Bill Magavern, Director
  Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy Project
  215 Pennsylvania Avenue SE
  Washington, DC 20003
  
  Public Citizen is an equal opportunity employer.
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