Job Description
Job DescriptionTe Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunityThe purpose of this position is to carry out superlative research activities on the economics of local electricity markets, which will enable peer-to-peer and multiple trading relationships and will maximise flexibility among heterogenous electricity consumers (industrial/commercial and residential). More specifically, the research fellow will work in the development of game-theoretic, agent-based models, demand response mechanisms and models of distributed energy resources, which will enable us to derive testable empirical hypotheses and carry out simulations/scenarios for our large-scale research project entitled “Economics of a Community of Interactive Business and Energy Digital Twins.”Preference will be given to applicants with a PhD in economics, who have advanced knowledge of applied economic theory, game-theoretic models, and modern econometric techniques and modelling. Ability to collect data, design and carry out surveys, undertake game-theoretical and econometric analyses of electricity markets, estimate electricity demand and knowledge of peer to peer trading and multiple trading relationships are highly desirable.
Responsibilities + Skills
Education
Have strong research and analytical skillsHave the ability to effectively communicate and deal with a range of people at and beyond the universityBe an effective team player
Experience
