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TechGlobal, Inc.
Senior Regulatory Economist - Protected Species
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What they do
An Economist studies the economy, develops theories and predictions about economic trends, and uses economic analysis to address issues affecting people, businesses and society. Follows a specific economic sector, industry or market, or studies monetary and fiscal policy, government policy or international economics.
$103,499 / year median in Maryland
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Company Overview TechGlobal, Inc. is a dynamic subsidiary of FedGeek, specializing in delivering innovative Professional Services and IT Solutions to government agencies at all levels. We are committed to supporting our clients with expert insights and cutting-edge technology to address complex challenges. Position summary Lead economic, cost-effectiveness, cost-benefit, and regulatory-impact analyses supporting NMFS protected-species actions, with emphasis on critical habitat designations and legally sufficient regulatory documentation. Key responsibilities
- Conceive, plan, and execute economic-impact, cost-effectiveness, and cost-benefit analyses for protected-species regulatory actions.
- Gather, validate, and analyze economic data; estimate potential costs and benefits associated with critical-habitat designation and exclusion decisions.
- Develop Regulatory Impact Analyses and Regulatory Flexibility Act analyses and draft economic documents supporting rulemaking.
- Apply econometric, statistical, quantitative, and qualitative methods to complex conservation and resource-management questions.
- Interpret third-party studies, document assumptions and uncertainty, and translate findings into clear, defensible recommendations.
- Collaborate with biologists, regional staff, Federal agencies, State/local governments, and private-sector stakeholders. Required qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in economics, agricultural/resource/environmental economics, public policy with substantial economics coursework, or a closely related quantitative field; master's degree strongly preferred.
- At least 8 years of directly relevant professional experience meeting Social Science Services Level 2.
- Demonstrated regulatory economic analysis, benefit-cost analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and economic-impact assessment experience.
- Strong econometric/statistical capability and proficiency with analytical tools such as R, Python, Stata, SAS, or comparable software.
- Exceptional technical writing and ability to defend methods, assumptions, data, limitations, and results. Preferred qualifications
- Critical habitat, ESA, MMPA, NEPA, EO 12866, RFA, OMB Circular A-4, or Federal rulemaking experience.
- Natural-resource, environmental, fisheries, or ecosystem-services economics.
- Experience engaging regulators, scientists, governments, and affected industries. Employment conditions
- Full-time unless otherwise specified; baseline schedule assumes a standard 40-hour workweek. Overtime is not anticipated and requires advance written Government authorization.
- Offsite and hybrid work are subject to COR/Government approval.
NOAA/NMFS/OPR, 1315
East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD, when requested.- Limited CONUS travel may be required. Candidate must maintain U.S. work authorization, pass required background/security processing, obtain a DOC badge as applicable, and complete mandatory NOAA training.
- Final compensation will depend on directly relevant experience, education, specialized expertise, location, benefits, work schedule, and contract constraints.