Job Description
Petroleum Economist 2 (PCN 043268) is listed by State of Alaska in 2. The State of Alaska, Department of Revenue, Tax Division is hiring a Petroleum Economist 2 in Anchorage.
In this role, you’ll analyze Alaska's oil and gas tax and production figures by compiling, validating, and interpreting monthly and annual tax returns, covering payments, production volumes, lease expenditures, and credits.
You’ll use specialized software, collaborate with auditors and technical specialists, and provide correct, error-free quantitative operate that informs statewide fiscal decisions. You’ll also create.. Update.. Evaluate.. And operate cutting revenue models that forecast petroleum revenue such as production tax.. Royalty estimates.. Oil and gas prices..
Organic gas commercialization scenarios.. Netback expenses.. And hypothetical field developments.. Using Excel.. @RISK.. And other statistical or probabilistic instruments. Also, you’ll carry out economic research and produce high-quality analytical offerings by registering economic theory.
This role is perfect for an experienced petroleum economist who wants to straight influence Alaska's fiscal policy.
Salary & Compensation
Salary: $47.51 per hour.
Qualification
This role applies Competency Based minimum qualifications (MQs). Please review the Competency Set MQ instructions below to learn more. This role is unseal to Alaska Residents only. Verify the residency definition to decide if you qualify.
- Competency Located minimum qualifications (MQs) put in; assess the Competency Set MQ instructions.
- Open to Alaska Residents only; verify residency per state definition.
- Know-how analyzing oil and gas tax and production records.
- Proficiency in Excel, @RISK, and other statistical or probabilistic modeling tools.
- Aptitude to compile, validate, and interpret complicated tax returns and production information.
- Sturdy quantitative and analytical competencies for building revenue models.
- Understanding of economic theory and its application to petroleum revenue forecasting.
- Ability to collaborate with auditors and technical pros.
- Expertise providing precise, error-free quantitative function.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Analyze Alaska’s oil and gas tax and production data by compiling, validating, and interpreting monthly and annual tax returns.
- Evaluate payments, production volumes, lease expenditures, and credits.
- Apply specialized software to manage and analyze figures.
- Collaborate with auditors and technical specialists to make sure data accuracy.
- Hand over exact, error-free quantitative perform that informs statewide fiscal decisions.
- Construct, update, evaluate, and run sophisticated revenue models forecasting petroleum revenue.
- Model production tax, royalty estimates, oil and gas prices, genuine gas commercialization scenarios, netback prices, and hypothetical field developments.
- Employ Excel, @RISK, and other statistical or probabilistic resources for modeling.
- Run economic research and produce high-quality analytical products putting in economic theory.
Conditions & Requirements
- Must be an Alaska Resident.
- Competency Located minimum qualifications must be met.
- Full-time employment.
- May need background review or security clearance.
- Capacity to operate in Anchorage, AK.
How You Will Be Evaluated
- Submission examine set on Competency Located minimum qualifications.
- Supplemental questions may be employed to assess qualifications.
- Meeting for qualified candidates.
- Reference inspects and background verification.
Required Documents
- Completed online submission.
- Responses to supplemental questions.
- Resume (recommended).
- Span letter (optional but encouraged).
- Proof of Alaska residency (if requested).
Benefits
- Competitive hourly wage of $47.51 per hour.
- Full-time employment with state upsides (health insurance, retirement, paid depart).
- Prospect to function on high-impact fiscal policy for the State of Alaska.
- Expert development and training openings.
How to Apply
- To register, stop by the formal submission portal for the State of Alaska. Produce or to your candidate account. Finish the online submission and response all supplemental questions. Attach your resume and any other required documents. Assess your submission for accuracy and hand in before the continuous cutoff. Applications are accepted regularly until the role is filled.
Additional Information
- This role is unseal to Alaska Residents only; non-residents aren’t eligible.
- The role employs Competency Set minimum qualifications; thoroughly evaluate the MQ instructions.
- The Department of Revenue, Tax Division is based in Anchorage.
- Continuous recruitment means submissions are reviewed as received; put in prompt.
- For questions about the role, contact the Department of Revenue HR.
- Veterans and people with disabilities are encouraged to register.
- The State of Alaska is an even chance employer.
About Company
The State of Alaska is the government entity responsible for state-level public solutions, such as revenue collection, organic tool management, and fiscal policy. The Department of Revenue, Tax Division administers tax laws and collects revenue to fund state programs.
This role directly assists Alaska's fiscal health by analyzing petroleum tax data and forecasting revenue, making it a critical role for the state's budget planning. State of Alaska is named as the hiring organization for the Petroleum Economist 2 (PCN 043268) post.
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