Launch energy and climate research at ICF in Ottawa or Toronto, using data analysis and research skills within a hybrid work arrangement.
This entry-level position supports energy, climate, sustainability, resilience, and energy program consulting engagements. Researchers conduct analyses, develop deliverables, support stakeholder activities, and communicate findings to clients and decision-makers. The role is intended for candidates with zero to one years of experience starting Summer 2027.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct qualitative and quantitative research across energy and climate topics
- Analyze complex datasets using spreadsheets, databases, statistical tools, and programming
- Develop reports, presentations, briefings, visualizations, and case studies
- Support stakeholder engagement, technical assistance, outreach, and program implementation
- Assist with coordination, meeting materials, task tracking, and decision documentation
Requirements:
- Completed bachelor's degree in a related field by starting date
- Demonstrated interest in energy, climate, sustainability, or resilience
- Python experience for data analysis, visualization, and modeling preferred
- Research experience synthesizing technical, scientific, analytical, or policy information
- Strong analytical, communication, organizational, and project management skills
Build consulting, analytical, and research capabilities while supporting ICF clients addressing complex energy and climate challenges.
Entry-Level Energy Climate Researcher in Toronto employer: ICF
At ICF, we pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and innovative work culture that empowers our employees to tackle critical energy and climate challenges. With a hybrid work arrangement in Ottawa or Toronto, you'll have the flexibility to balance your professional and personal life while gaining invaluable experience alongside industry experts. We are committed to your growth, offering opportunities for skill development and meaningful contributions to projects that drive sustainable outcomes.