By the start date, candidates must have a completed bachelor's degree in environmental science, environmental studies, environmental policy, sustainability, engineering, earth and atmospheric sciences, economics, chemistry, mathematics, statistics, operations research, data analytics, public policy, computer science, cybersecurity, communications, or any related field. Analyze large and complex datasets using spreadsheets, databases, statistical tools, and programming languages to identify trends, evaluate outcomes, develop insights, and support quantitative analyses, modeling, forecasting, greenhouse gas accounting, climate risk assessments, and resilience planning activities.