À propos de ce poste Research Analyst, Power & Renewables chez Wood Mackenzie
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We are hiring an experienced Research Analyst to Japan power and renewables research. This role is designed for candidates who are strong in market analysis, data analytics, and power modelling, and who can convert structured or unstructured inputs into clear, evidence-based market insights.
The Team
You will work with Wood Mackenzie’s Power & Renewables research team across APAC and global markets. The team combines market intelligence, long-term modelling, and structured research workflows to support high-quality insight generation.
Key Responsibilities
Work with local research team to maintain core market datasets and conduct power market analysis for the Japan market.
Support production of high-quality, forward-looking insights by preparing accurate and well-structured evidence packs.
Maintain and run the Japan long-term power market forecast model in Aurora, with guidance from senior analysts.
Build and update structured research databases (policy, projects, company updates, and source tracking) with clear verification status and source traceability.
Monitor key developments in policy, market rules, project pipeline, and company disclosures; organize information into reusable research inputs.
Perform data QA checks, resolve inconsistencies, and improve data reliability across recurring workflows.
Support cross-team requests by delivering well-documented charts, tables, and summary materials.
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What We’re Looking For
0–3 years of relevant experience in energy research, market analysis, data operations, or similar analytical roles.
Good understanding of Japan’s power and renewables market fundamentals (or strong willingness to learn quickly).
Strong analytical and communication skills.
Strong Excel skills; comfort working with structured datasets and repeatable templates.
Strong discipline in attention to detail, data accuracy, and structured working style.
High standards for quality control, with the ability to validate and reconcile information from multiple sources.
Clear written and verbal communication in English.
Core Traits for Success
Detail-oriented and methodical
Accuracy-first mindset
Strong attention to detail
Reliable execution and ownership
Curious, proactive learner
Nice to Have
Native or professional Japanese proficiency preferred
Exposure to power market modelling tools such as Aurora or Plexos.
Familiarity with long-term forecasting workflows and scenario analysis.
Experience supporting insight-focused research outputs in a team environment.
Equal Opportunities
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