Climate Policy Research Manager

RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE is hiring a Climate Policy Research Manager in Washington, DC. The role requires a PhD and at least 10 years of experience in climate change policy and economics. Responsibilities include managing research projects, developing mitigation strategies, and engaging with policymakers. The position emphasizes collaboration and effective communication to ensure research relevance and impact.
Job Title

We are seeking a highly qualified and experienced professional to join our team as a Climate Policy Research Manager. The successful candidate will have a strong background in climate change policy and economics, with a proven track record of conducting high-quality research and engaging with policymakers.
About the Role

This role involves managing research projects on climate change policy and economics, with a focus on developing and evaluating effective mitigation and adaptation strategies. The manager will work closely with our research team to develop and implement research projects, and will engage with policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that research findings are relevant and actionable.
Responsibilities
• Managing research projects on climate change policy and economics
• Developing and evaluating effective mitigation and adaptation strategies
• Engaging with policymakers and stakeholders to share research findings
• Collaborating with the research team to develop and disseminate research outputs
Requirements
• A PhD in climate change policy or a related field
• At least 10 years of experience in research and policy engagement
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team
About Us

RFF is a leading research organization focused on improving environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policy engagement. Our mission is to advance a healthy environment and thriving economy, equitably supporting people and communities, and helping solve the climate crisis.