Amy Schmidt
About Amy Schmidt
Amy Schmidt is a Senior Analyst at E Source, where she focuses on assisting utilities in maintaining equitable and de-carbonized energy sources. She has a background in environmental economics and has held various roles in the energy sector since her graduation from Bates College in 2016.
Current Role at E Source
Amy Schmidt serves as a Senior Analyst at E Source, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she focuses on assisting utilities in maintaining equitable and de-carbonized energy sources. Her work contributes to the company's mission of promoting sustainable energy practices. Schmidt's experience in this capacity builds on her previous roles within the organization.
Previous Experience at E Source
Prior to her current role, Schmidt worked at E Source as an Associate Analyst from 2019 to 2022. She also held the position of DSM Intern from 2018 to 2022. During her time at E Source, she gained valuable insights into demand-side management and energy efficiency initiatives, which informed her analytical approach in her later roles.
Internship at City of Longmont
In 2015, Schmidt completed a three-month internship as an Environmental Economics Analyst Intern at the City of Longmont in Colorado. This role provided her with foundational experience in environmental economics and public policy, enhancing her understanding of local government operations and sustainability initiatives.
Teaching Assistant Experience at Bates College
Schmidt worked as a Teaching Assistant in the Economics Department at Bates College from 2015 to 2018. This role involved supporting faculty and students in the economics curriculum, allowing her to deepen her knowledge of economic principles while engaging with academic communities.
Education in Environmental Studies
Schmidt earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies from Bates College, where she studied from 2012 to 2016. Her academic focus on environmental economics has shaped her career path, driving her commitment to work that positively impacts societal and environmental stability.