AECOM is seeking an Energy Market Economist (aka Business Transformation Consultant) to join the Energy & ESG Advisory team (various locations and hybrid). This team works on a variety of grid modernization, smart city, resilience, and decarbonization related initiatives for municipal, utility, and private clients. Example topics covered by this team include building and transportation decarbonization, microgrids, distributed generation, energy efficiency, district energy systems, net-zero buildings & communities, monitoring base commissioning infrastructure, energy-water nexus, and coordinated infrastructure investment. The business transformation consultant will report to the VP Energy Advisory US & LATAM and the collaborate closely with the team Strategy and Engineering Leads to drive forward solutions for clients and partners in the energy industry and with government.  Success in this position requires a dynamic individual with high energy and motivation with an acute passion for developing creative client solutions and growing a collaborative team. 
 Responsibilities for the position include, but may not be limited to, the following: Develop business use cases for the implementation and cost benefit analysis of decarbonization strategiesAdvise clients on capital planning and funding strategies for implementation of decarbonization strategiesResearch local, regional, and national economic issues and policies, funding and financing strategies, and planning documentsIdentify and keep abreast of funding and financing sources for sustainability, resilience, and other practices and technologies. Funding and financing strategies could include, among others, grants, loans, debt financing, internal revolving funds, operating and capital budgets, public private partnerships, power purchase agreements, renewable energy credits, offset purchasing, and other innovative or non-traditional strategiesConduct utility rate and market impact analysesSummarize research and analysis into written case studies, memos, or reportsPrepare maps, graphics, or other visual representations of analysis performedAnalyze economic and/or demographic data to draw conclusions on key trends