Energy Infrastructure Intelligence Analyst

Overview

The Energy Infrastructure Intelligence Analyst (EIIA) turns regulatory filings, litigation, and market events into intelligence that energy traders and project developers act on. You will research and author ArView project intelligence (PI) and insights on U.S. natural gas pipeline projects — what is being proposed, what could delay it, and when it will realistically enter service. Today there are over 150 proposed projects that would double U.S. gas pipeline capacity, making this one of the most consequential beats in energy.

You will report to the Director of Gas Infrastructure Intelligence and work closely with the Director of Regulatory Intelligence. From day one you’ll have the opportunity to build an industry reputation for infrastructure expertise and interact directly with customers.

About Arbo

Arbo is a dynamic data, analytics, and services company that transforms regulatory and market data into business intelligence trusted by market leaders in energy transportation, trading, and marketing. Our mission is to help American industry build and operate energy infrastructure that powers the world.

Arbo customers receive trustworthy data and insights with viewpoints and differentiated intelligence tailored to provide a foundation for strategic decision-making. Our data acquisition systems and analytics work 24/7 to support project development, commercial and regulatory decisions, commodity trades, and transportation transactions.

We seek enterprising, purpose-driven team members interested in accelerated professional growth in the world’s most important industry.

“Arbonauts” work across functions as part of one team while enjoying the autonomy to make decisions and organize work and life in a way that maximizes well-being and productivity.

Our strong core values and culture create a high performance and energy environment that maintains the discipline needed to drive results alongside a casual and candid atmosphere that easily allows authenticity.

Successful Arbonauts have these goals and traits in common:

• Bring a leadership and ownership point of view to their endeavors
• Possess strong core values and judgment
• Have a strong interest in business administration
• Pursue continuous improvement and learning
• Seek purpose in their career
• Excel in a functional discipline and enjoy multitasking across functions
• Value and seek equity ownership in a company
• Thrive with autonomy and are undaunted by ambiguity

Responsibilities

Infrastructure Intelligence Development (about 60%)

• Research and author project intelligence alerts on gas infrastructure projects.
• Curate, analyze, and warehouse datasets that inform Arbo’s in-service date forecasts.
• Attend customer meetings, gather feedback, and support the PI product roadmap.
• Build a deep understanding of how traders and marketers interpret regulatory and market events.

Content Marketing & Thought Leadership (about 20%)

• Publish 2-3 LinkedIn posts per week from your personal profile and engage across industry sectors.
• Discover and develop use cases/content for the trader and marketer customer segment.
• Support media interviews, events, and target-account identification for the commercial team.

ArView Insights and ArboIQ Analytical Services Production (about 20%)

• Author about one ArView Insight per month on gas infrastructure and FERC proceedings.
• Contribute research and data to ArboIQ analytical services engagements.
• Keep customer operations data current in CRM and systems.

About You

Curious | Enterprising | Resilient | Humble | Ambitious

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of experience in energy, regulatory, legal, policy, or journalistic research and writing.
• Published analytical writing (articles, briefs, reports, or blog posts) you can share.
• Strong data skills in Excel or Google Sheets; SQL, Python, or BI tools a plus.
• Hands-on use of AI tools to speed up research, analysis, and writing and to learn new subjects quickly, with the judgment to verify what they produce.
• Interest in natural gas markets and infrastructure. Even better if you understand FERC processes, pipeline permitting, or commodity trading.
• Ability to explain complex regulatory and legal events clearly and quickly to commercial readers.
• Comfortable meeting customers and representing Arbo publicly, including on LinkedIn.
• A pattern of achievement and a proactive, ownership mindset.
• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive cash compensation target (base salary plus performance bonus based on individual, company ACV goals)
• Equity ownership through ISOs included as an important upside component of the package
• 401(k) with employer match
• Employer-sponsored health plans (medical, dental, vision)
• 12 weeks paid parental leave
• Flexible work hours and hybrid schedule
• Unlimited paid time off
• Annual professional development budget

Job Type, Location & Work Environment

This position is based in Washington, DC with a hybrid work arrangement, in the office a minimum of 3 days per week.

The role requires the ability to work effectively in person and remotely and to communicate clearly verbally and in writing.

Periodic travel (about 10%) can be expected to meet customers, attend industry events, and collaborate with teammates.

How to Apply

Email your resume with a cover letter to [email protected]. In your cover letter, please share:

• Why you’re interested in energy infrastructure intelligence
• A link to or sample of analytical writing you’ve published
• An example of a complex event you researched and explained to a non-expert audience
• Your career goals and how this role fits into your professional development

Arbo is committed to the recruitment, hiring, and promotion of qualified individuals and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, gender, affectional or sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, or veteran status.