We are seeking a Senior Communication Officer to manage day-to-day communication efforts and translate complex research from the Energy and Power sector at CSTEP into clear, engaging, and impactful narratives. The role requires strong storytelling skills, a solid understanding of the policy ecosystem and think tank environment, and the ability to design and execute content and engagement strategies. Acting as a liaison between research and outreach teams (Communication and Policy Engagement), the candidate will ensure effective knowledge dissemination across platforms while contributing to institutional outputs and stakeholder engagement initiatives and events.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute creative engagement strategies aligned with the organisation’s and sector’s goals.
• Translate and repurpose technical research into audience-specific content (blogs, social media, website copy, and outreach materials).
• Build, maintain, and actively manage a stakeholder database, and design targeted communication initiatives to drive effective engagement.
• Track policy developments, events, and emerging ecosystem conversations, and leverage these to inform communication and support research visibility.
• Monitor and analyse digital performance metrics using insights to refine and strengthen communication strategies.
• Collaborate closely with editors, designers, and researchers to ensure consistency in messaging, tone, and visual identity across all outputs.

Qualifications

• Postgraduate degree in Communications, Journalism, Public Policy, Environmental Studies, Climate Science, Urban Studies, or a related field
• Prior experience in journalism (preferably sustainability or solutions journalism), think tanks, policy organisations, or other knowledge-driven institutions

Skill Set

• Strong writing and storytelling skills with clarity, accuracy, and audience needs.
• Ability to manage multiple communication streams, coordinate across teams and functions, and operate effectively in a fast-paced research and public policy environment
• Comfortable working with scientific, environmental, and policy content.
• Ability to synthesise complex research, data, and policy insights into clear, accurate public-facing narratives, with strong attention to fact-checking.
• Experience in social media management, content optimisation (SEO), and digital publishing.
• Strong execution and organisational skills, including managing follow-ups, trackers, and workflow processes.
• A critical thinker with a proactive, learning-oriented mindset and the ability to collaborate effectively within teams.

We are seeking a Senior Communication Officer to manage day-to-day communication efforts and translate complex research from the Energy and Power sector at CSTEP into clear, engaging, and impactful narratives. The role requires strong storytelling skills, a solid understanding of the policy ecosystem and think tank environment, and the ability to design and execute content and engagement strategies. Acting as a liaison between research and outreach teams (Communication and Policy Engagement), the candidate will ensure effective knowledge dissemination across platforms while contributing to institutional outputs and stakeholder engagement initiatives and events.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute creative engagement strategies aligned with the organisation’s and sector’s goals.
• Translate and repurpose technical research into audience-specific content (blogs, social media, website copy, and outreach materials).
• Build, maintain, and actively manage a stakeholder database, and design targeted communication initiatives to drive effective engagement.
• Track policy developments, events, and emerging ecosystem conversations, and leverage these to inform communication and support research visibility.
• Monitor and analyse digital performance metrics using insights to refine and strengthen communication strategies.
• Collaborate closely with editors, designers, and researchers to ensure consistency in messaging, tone, and visual identity across all outputs.

Qualifications

• Postgraduate degree in Communications, Journalism, Public Policy, Environmental Studies, Climate Science, Urban Studies, or a related field
• Prior experience in journalism (preferably sustainability or solutions journalism), think tanks, policy organisations, or other knowledge-driven institutions

Skill Set

• Strong writing and storytelling skills with clarity, accuracy, and audience needs.
• Ability to manage multiple communication streams, coordinate across teams and functions, and operate effectively in a fast-paced research and public policy environment
• Comfortable working with scientific, environmental, and policy content.
• Ability to synthesise complex research, data, and policy insights into clear, accurate public-facing narratives, with strong attention to fact-checking.
• Experience in social media management, content optimisation (SEO), and digital publishing.
• Strong execution and organisational skills, including managing follow-ups, trackers, and workflow processes.
• A critical thinker with a proactive, learning-oriented mindset and the ability to collaborate effectively within teams.

We are seeking a Senior Associate/Research Scientist within the Air Quality Observations team. The role is suited to early-career or aspiring scientists with expertise in atmospheric chemistry and air quality measurements, and a strong interest in translating research findings to inform air quality policy.

Responsibilities

• Design and conduct air pollution studies using reference- or research-grade gas monitors, aerosol characterisation equipment (including AMS/ACSM), and networks of lower-cost air sensors.
• Formulate research questions and undertake data analysis to address them.
• Develop data analysis tools and packages, as required, in collaboration with the AI/ML and Digital Applications teams.
• Develop proposals and draft technical reports and peer-reviewed manuscripts.
• Deliver lectures as part of capacity-building workshops for external stakeholders, including government officials and non-specialists.
• Present at national and international conferences, and participate in or organise workshops.
• Mentor junior researchers in data analysis and report writing.

Qualifications

PhD in Engineering or a related Science discipline, with doctoral research in air pollution, atmospheric chemistry, or a related field.

• Senior Associate: PhD with 0–3 years of postdoctoral experience.
• Research Scientist: PhD with a minimum of 6 years of postdoctoral experience.

Skill Set

• Demonstrated experience in operating, maintaining, and applying AMS/ACSM or similar advanced instruments, and/or deploying and managing large networks of low-cost sensors to characterise urban and regional air pollution.
• Familiarity with air quality management frameworks and practices will be an advantage.
• Experience in proposal development and leadership of field campaigns, including managing and mentoring research staff, will be an advantage.
• Proficiency in Python, R, or Igor Pro for data analysis and visualisation.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, evidenced by peer-reviewed publications in high-quality journals and presentations at international conferences.

Duration

2 years (fixed term; extendable based on performance and continued funding)

We are seeking an Analyst with a strong understanding of both the technical and policy aspects of energy-intensive industrial sectors, such as refining, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, steel, and cement, including MSMEs/SMEs. The candidate should have solid functional knowledge of low-carbon technologies, energy efficiency, and their applications. They will be responsible for supporting project proposals, managing deliverables and timelines, and coordinating effectively with internal and external stakeholders to achieve project objectives.

Responsibilities

• Track and analyse developments in industrial decarbonisation (IDC) across state, national, and global contexts.
• Work at the intersection of clean technologies and implementation strategies, identifying ways to improve decision-making and policy in industrial sectors.
• Conduct research on IDC-related policies and regulations to generate actionable insights.
• Develop concept notes, project ideas, and proposals aligned with sector priorities and economic impact.
• Undertake research, modelling, and analysis to build a strong knowledge base on IDC trends, technologies, and business models.
• Apply knowledge of low-carbon and net-zero pathways for industry, including policy frameworks, financial modelling, market assessment, energy auditing, and GHG accounting protocols.
• Engage and coordinate with stakeholders, including industry, associations, government bodies, funding agencies, and research institutions.
• Document and disseminate findings through reports, journal publications, conferences, op-eds, and newsletters.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in chemical/petrochemical/biochemical/industrial chemistry/materials science & metallurgical engineering, business, or a related field.
• 0–2 years relevant professional/project/academic experience in industrial process engineering, economic analysis, and low-carbon applications related to industrial sectors.

Skill Set

• Hands-on experience in data collection, analysis, and reporting for industrial processes.
• Familiarity with environmental compliance, sustainability practices, and energy efficiency initiatives.
• Basic understanding of life cycle assessment, energy audits, and environmental impact assessments.
• Strong fundamentals in mass transfer, heat transfer, reaction engineering, and process design.
• Exposure to chemical process applications through academic projects, internships, or industry training.
• Willingness to undertake technical and policy research in energy-intensive industrial sectors.
• Proficiency in analytical tools such as MS Excel and Tableau; working knowledge of Python, R, or SAS is an advantage.
• Ability to assess industrial operations and develop innovative, practical solutions.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to present ideas clearly and build stakeholder buy-in.
• Willingness to travel for data collection and stakeholder engagement.
• Ability to make timely and effective decisions.

We are seeking an Intern to support secondary research on energy-intensive industrial sectors, with a focus on industrial decarbonisation. The role involves data collection and analysis, techno-commercial assessment of clean and emerging technologies, evaluation of manufacturing processes for energy and GHG reduction opportunities, and review of policy frameworks, compliance standards, and gaps. The Intern will also contribute to sector-level energy and emission benchmarking, analysis of India’s industrial energy/emission profile, and identification of short-, mid-, and long-term decarbonisation strategies aligned with national commitments. The role may include field surveys, stakeholder interactions, and coordination with project teams to support timely deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Conduct source-driven secondary research on large energy-intensive and MSME sectors in India, aligned with the role overview.
• Engage with industrial stakeholders, sectoral OEMs, and other relevant entities to collect data and gain insights.
• Record and organise data in structured MS Excel formats.
• Ensure completeness, consistency, and quality of collected data.
• Assist with data cleaning, validation, and documentation.
• Support the project team’s reporting and deliverable requirements.

Qualifications

Final-year students or recent graduates with a bachelor’s or master’s degree (or equivalent) in chemical, petrochemical, or biochemical engineering; industrial chemistry; materials science; metallurgical or electrical engineering; or a related field.

Skills and Experience

• Internship or short-term experience in chemical plants, refineries, pharmaceuticals, or related sectors, including associated energy systems (preferred).
• Familiarity with environmental compliance, sustainability practices, or energy efficiency initiatives.
• Basic understanding of GHG accounting, energy audits, or environmental impact assessments.
• Knowledge of mass transfer, heat transfer, reaction engineering, and process design.
• Willingness to undertake technical and policy research in energy-intensive industrial sectors.
• Proficiency in MS Excel and Tableau; knowledge of Python, R, or SAS is an advantage for developing economic models.
• Ability to assess industrial operations and identify innovative solutions and approaches.
• Strong teamwork and time-management skills, with the ability to meet deadlines.

Duration

3–6 months (extendable based on performance and project requirements)

We are seeking an Analyst with a strong understanding of both the technical and policy aspects of energy-intensive industrial sectors, such as refining, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, steel, and cement, including MSMEs/SMEs. The candidate should have solid functional knowledge of low-carbon technologies, energy efficiency, and their applications. They will be responsible for supporting project proposals, managing deliverables and timelines, and coordinating effectively with internal and external stakeholders to achieve project objectives.

Responsibilities

• Track and analyse developments in industrial decarbonisation (IDC) across state, national, and global contexts.
• Work at the intersection of clean technologies and implementation strategies, identifying ways to improve decision-making and policy in industrial sectors.
• Conduct research on IDC-related policies and regulations to generate actionable insights.
• Develop concept notes, project ideas, and proposals aligned with sector priorities and economic impact.
• Undertake research, modelling, and analysis to build a strong knowledge base on IDC trends, technologies, and business models.
• Apply knowledge of low-carbon and net-zero pathways for industry, including policy frameworks, financial modelling, market assessment, energy auditing, and GHG accounting protocols.
• Engage and coordinate with stakeholders, including industry, associations, government bodies, funding agencies, and research institutions.
• Document and disseminate findings through reports, journal publications, conferences, op-eds, and newsletters.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in chemical/petrochemical/biochemical/industrial chemistry/materials science & metallurgical engineering, business, or a related field.
• 0–2 years relevant professional/project/academic experience in industrial process engineering, economic analysis, and low-carbon applications related to industrial sectors.

Skill Set

• Hands-on experience in data collection, analysis, and reporting for industrial processes.
• Familiarity with environmental compliance, sustainability practices, and energy efficiency initiatives.
• Basic understanding of life cycle assessment, energy audits, and environmental impact assessments.
• Strong fundamentals in mass transfer, heat transfer, reaction engineering, and process design.
• Exposure to chemical process applications through academic projects, internships, or industry training.
• Willingness to undertake technical and policy research in energy-intensive industrial sectors.
• Proficiency in analytical tools such as MS Excel and Tableau; working knowledge of Python, R, or SAS is an advantage.
• Ability to assess industrial operations and develop innovative, practical solutions.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to present ideas clearly and build stakeholder buy-in.
• Willingness to travel for data collection and stakeholder engagement.
• Ability to make timely and effective decisions.

We are seeking an Intern to support secondary research on energy-intensive industrial sectors, with a focus on industrial decarbonisation. The role involves data collection and analysis, techno-commercial assessment of clean and emerging technologies, evaluation of manufacturing processes for energy and GHG reduction opportunities, and review of policy frameworks, compliance standards, and gaps. The Intern will also contribute to sector-level energy and emission benchmarking, analysis of India’s industrial energy/emission profile, and identification of short-, mid-, and long-term decarbonisation strategies aligned with national commitments. The role may include field surveys, stakeholder interactions, and coordination with project teams to support timely deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Conduct source-driven secondary research on large energy-intensive and MSME sectors in India, aligned with the role overview.
• Engage with industrial stakeholders, sectoral OEMs, and other relevant entities to collect data and gain insights.
• Record and organise data in structured MS Excel formats.
• Ensure completeness, consistency, and quality of collected data.
• Assist with data cleaning, validation, and documentation.
• Support the project team’s reporting and deliverable requirements.

Qualifications

Final-year students or recent graduates with a bachelor’s or master’s degree (or equivalent) in chemical, petrochemical, or biochemical engineering; industrial chemistry; materials science; metallurgical or electrical engineering; or a related field.

Skills and Experience

• Internship or short-term experience in chemical plants, refineries, pharmaceuticals, or related sectors, including associated energy systems (preferred).
• Familiarity with environmental compliance, sustainability practices, or energy efficiency initiatives.
• Basic understanding of GHG accounting, energy audits, or environmental impact assessments.
• Knowledge of mass transfer, heat transfer, reaction engineering, and process design.
• Willingness to undertake technical and policy research in energy-intensive industrial sectors.
• Proficiency in MS Excel and Tableau; knowledge of Python, R, or SAS is an advantage for developing economic models.
• Ability to assess industrial operations and identify innovative solutions and approaches.
• Strong teamwork and time-management skills, with the ability to meet deadlines.

Duration

3–6 months (extendable based on performance and project requirements)

We are seeking a dynamic, technically skilled professional for the position of Senior Analyst on the Energy Policy and Regulations team. The Senior Analyst will play a key role in evaluating the implications of future tariff increases resulting from investments in power system reliability, resilience, security, and sustainability, as well as in electricity demand forecasting, with a strong focus on socio-economic and weather parameters that affect electricity demand. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to policy-relevant research and help shape the future of India’s energy transition.

Responsibilities

• Lead research on developing an overall analytical framework for estimating electricity demand elasticity across consumer categories.
• Design methodologies for assessing short-run and long-run price elasticity, income elasticity, and consumer migration to alternative supply arrangements.
• Review existing tariff structures, open access regulations, and demand-side management frameworks.
• Assess implications of renewable integration costs, transmission investments, and grid modernisation on consumer tariffs.
• Lead research and analytical studies on electricity demand forecasting at national, state, DISCOM, and feeder levels, incorporating socio-economic indicators, tariff structures, and weather parameters to develop robust demand projections.
• Track and analyse distribution sector policies, regulatory developments, and emerging technologies, generating strategic insights through data analytics and quantitative modelling to support evidence-based policy recommendations.
• Collaborate with state and national stakeholders to promote actionable recommendations.
• Prepare policy briefs, technical reports, presentations, and journal articles to disseminate findings.
• Willingness to travel within India to engage with different states as per the requirements of projects.

Qualifications

Master's degree in Energy Economics, Sustainable Energy, or a relevant field.

Skill Set

• Experience in power sector research, regulatory analysis, energy economics, or quantitative policy analysis.
• Demonstrated experience in electricity tariff analysis and demand forecasting and analysis, using socio-economic, tariff, and weather parameters across national, state, DISCOM, or feeder levels.
• Strong understanding of the Indian power sector, particularly DISCOM regulations, and regulatory frameworks.
• Proficiency in data analysis and quantitative modelling, with strong working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and familiarity with statistical tools, such as R and Python.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, both written and verbal.

We are looking for a dynamic and technically skilled professional to join our Energy Policy and Regulations team as a Senior Analyst and play a leading role in driving CSTEP's project on the solarisation of agricultural demand, working at the intersection of distribution-sector planning, renewable energy policy, including distributed renewable energy (DRE). The role involves shaping project strategy, conducting in-depth technical and financial analysis, engaging with a diverse set of stakeholders, and contributing to actionable policy recommendations that address the barriers to large-scale solarisation of the agriculture sector. This position offers a unique opportunity to influence India's energy transition by bringing together insights from DISCOM operations, regulatory frameworks, RE policies, and on-ground field realities.

Responsibilities

• Lead techno-economic and policy analysis on the solarisation of agricultural demand, including evaluation of deployment models (e.g. feeder-level solarisation, on-grid and off-grid pump solarisation, and KUSUM components) and their suitability across different state contexts.
• Develop and review financial models to assess project economics, including tariff design, Levelised Cost of Electricity (LCOE), subsidy structures, viability gap funding, and developer returns, to support evidence-based recommendations.
• Track and interpret the evolving RE policy and regulatory landscape at the central and state levels, including DISCOM regulations, agricultural power supply policies, and emerging schemes that influence solarisation pathways.
• Generate strategic insights from data analytics and present them through clear, decision-ready outputs for state and national stakeholders.
• Lead stakeholder mapping and engagement with state DISCOMs, State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs), state and central RE agencies (MNRE, SNAs), developers, industry experts, and farmer representatives.
• Coordinate with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Ministry of Power, and state-level departments to align project outputs with policy priorities and ongoing initiatives.
• Undertake field visits to validate ground realities, engage with farmers and developers, and capture implementation insights that inform research outputs.
• Bring forward innovative ideas and solutions to address persistent barriers in agricultural solarisation, spanning regulatory, financial, technical, and behavioural dimensions.
• Prepare and deliver policy briefs, technical reports, presentations, and journal articles to disseminate research findings to diverse audiences ranging from policymakers to farmer-level stakeholders.
• Support project leadership in planning, execution, and timely delivery of project milestones.
• Engage with project partners on technical workstreams and research methodology.
• Willingness to travel within India for stakeholder consultations, field visits, and project engagements as per project requirements. 

Qualifications

Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Energy & Power Systems, Energy Policy, Economics, Public Policy, or a relevant field.

Skill Set 

• Deep understanding of the agricultural power supply ecosystem in India, including tariff structures, subsidy mechanisms, supply hours, feeder segregation, and ongoing schemes such as PM-KUSUM.
• Proficiency in financial modelling and techno-economic assessment, including tariff design, LCOE computation, subsidy and incentive analysis, and project viability assessments.
• Strong data analytical skills, with proficiency in tools such as Excel (advanced), Python/R, and the ability to derive insights from large, multi-source datasets.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse audience—from senior policymakers and ministry officials to developers, industry experts, and farmers.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce high-quality policy briefs, technical reports, and presentations for senior audiences.
• Working knowledge of GIS tools (QGIS, ArcGIS) and IT/data platforms relevant to energy and distribution analytics is desirable.
• Prior experience interacting with state DISCOMs, SERCs, MNRE, or state RE agencies is desirable.

We are looking for a dynamic and technically skilled professional to join our Energy Policy and Regulations team as a Senior Analyst and play a leading role in driving CSTEP's project on the solarisation of agricultural demand, working at the intersection of distribution-sector planning, renewable energy policy, including distributed renewable energy (DRE). The role involves shaping project strategy, conducting in-depth technical and financial analysis, engaging with a diverse set of stakeholders, and contributing to actionable policy recommendations that address the barriers to large-scale solarisation of the agriculture sector. This position offers a unique opportunity to influence India's energy transition by bringing together insights from DISCOM operations, regulatory frameworks, RE policies, and on-ground field realities.

Responsibilities

• Lead techno-economic and policy analysis on the solarisation of agricultural demand, including evaluation of deployment models (e.g. feeder-level solarisation, on-grid and off-grid pump solarisation, and KUSUM components) and their suitability across different state contexts.
• Develop and review financial models to assess project economics, including tariff design, Levelised Cost of Electricity (LCOE), subsidy structures, viability gap funding, and developer returns, to support evidence-based recommendations.
• Track and interpret the evolving RE policy and regulatory landscape at the central and state levels, including DISCOM regulations, agricultural power supply policies, and emerging schemes that influence solarisation pathways.
• Generate strategic insights from data analytics and present them through clear, decision-ready outputs for state and national stakeholders.
• Lead stakeholder mapping and engagement with state DISCOMs, State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs), state and central RE agencies (MNRE, SNAs), developers, industry experts, and farmer representatives.
• Coordinate with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Ministry of Power, and state-level departments to align project outputs with policy priorities and ongoing initiatives.
• Undertake field visits to validate ground realities, engage with farmers and developers, and capture implementation insights that inform research outputs.
• Bring forward innovative ideas and solutions to address persistent barriers in agricultural solarisation, spanning regulatory, financial, technical, and behavioural dimensions.
• Prepare and deliver policy briefs, technical reports, presentations, and journal articles to disseminate research findings to diverse audiences ranging from policymakers to farmer-level stakeholders.
• Support project leadership in planning, execution, and timely delivery of project milestones.
• Engage with project partners on technical workstreams and research methodology.
• Willingness to travel within India for stakeholder consultations, field visits, and project engagements as per project requirements. 

Qualifications

Bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Energy & Power Systems, Energy Policy, Economics, Public Policy, or a relevant field.

Skill Set 

• Deep understanding of the agricultural power supply ecosystem in India, including tariff structures, subsidy mechanisms, supply hours, feeder segregation, and ongoing schemes such as PM-KUSUM.
• Proficiency in financial modelling and techno-economic assessment, including tariff design, LCOE computation, subsidy and incentive analysis, and project viability assessments.
• Strong data analytical skills, with proficiency in tools such as Excel (advanced), Python/R, and the ability to derive insights from large, multi-source datasets.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse audience—from senior policymakers and ministry officials to developers, industry experts, and farmers.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce high-quality policy briefs, technical reports, and presentations for senior audiences.
• Working knowledge of GIS tools (QGIS, ArcGIS) and IT/data platforms relevant to energy and distribution analytics is desirable.
• Prior experience interacting with state DISCOMs, SERCs, MNRE, or state RE agencies is desirable.

We are seeking a dynamic, technically skilled professional for the position of Senior Analyst on the Energy Policy and Regulations team. The Senior Analyst will play a key role in evaluating the implications of future tariff increases resulting from investments in power system reliability, resilience, security, and sustainability, as well as in electricity demand forecasting, with a strong focus on socio-economic and weather parameters that affect electricity demand. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to policy-relevant research and help shape the future of India’s energy transition.

Responsibilities

• Lead research on developing an overall analytical framework for estimating electricity demand elasticity across consumer categories.
• Design methodologies for assessing short-run and long-run price elasticity, income elasticity, and consumer migration to alternative supply arrangements.
• Review existing tariff structures, open access regulations, and demand-side management frameworks.
• Assess implications of renewable integration costs, transmission investments, and grid modernisation on consumer tariffs.
• Lead research and analytical studies on electricity demand forecasting at national, state, DISCOM, and feeder levels, incorporating socio-economic indicators, tariff structures, and weather parameters to develop robust demand projections.
• Track and analyse distribution sector policies, regulatory developments, and emerging technologies, generating strategic insights through data analytics and quantitative modelling to support evidence-based policy recommendations.
• Collaborate with state and national stakeholders to promote actionable recommendations.
• Prepare policy briefs, technical reports, presentations, and journal articles to disseminate findings.
• Willingness to travel within India to engage with different states as per the requirements of projects.

Qualifications

Master's degree in Energy Economics, Sustainable Energy, or a relevant field.

Skill Set

• Experience in power sector research, regulatory analysis, energy economics, or quantitative policy analysis.
• Demonstrated experience in electricity tariff analysis and demand forecasting and analysis, using socio-economic, tariff, and weather parameters across national, state, DISCOM, or feeder levels.
• Strong understanding of the Indian power sector, particularly DISCOM regulations, and regulatory frameworks.
• Proficiency in data analysis and quantitative modelling, with strong working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and familiarity with statistical tools, such as R and Python.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, both written and verbal.