C&I Custom Program Manager
Energy Efficiency Programs
Location: Columbia, MD (Remote – Home Office with Local Travel)
Job Description:
To support our growth, we are currently seeking a Program Manager for our Commercial Energy Division to lead and grow ICF’s energy efficiency programs in Maryland. You will manage an established commercial energy efficiency program, including individuals who contribute to that program’s performance. This would require you provide technical guidance for energy efficient products, savings calculations, and best practices as well as build relationships and trust with clients, work collaboratively with the implementation team, internal IT teams, and marketing departments to implement a program within goal and budget.
Why you will love working here:
- Quality of life: Flexible workplace arrangements, work-life balance
- Investment of community: Donation matching, volunteer opportunities
- Investment in you: Tuition reimbursement, access to professional development resources, 401k matching, Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- And many, many more (Ask your recruiter for more details!)
What you will be doing:
- Program implementation and management of a diverse team, quality control, and adherence to best practices to ensure successful program goal targets are met
- Collaboration with multiple groups to ensure processing, outreach, IT systems and staff are aligned to reach a common annual goal
- Technical guidance and knowledge of M&V (IPMVP Protocol) on common mechanical and electrical equipment in commercial buildings, including energy savings potential with a significant focus on HVAC, Building Automation systems, Lighting technologies, and Combined Heat and Power systems.
- Ensuring evaluation benchmarks are being met and working with the utility evaluator to implement standard requirements for baseline selections and trend data
- Day to day management of technical team, including guidance and judgement on electrical energy savings calculations, performance feedback and career development.
- Ensure best practices in processes as well as on-site QA/QC standards for the program are met.
- Interface with the client team for day-to-day planning and program rule questions.
- Provide insight and recommendations for program changes based on existing market knowledge and program trends
- Must have a reliable vehicle for local travel. Requirements are between 5% to 10% of the time. (reimbursement for mileage provided). Monthly meetings
What we need you to have (minimum qualifications):
- Bachelor's degree in (Engineering, Energy, Environmental Studies, or related field) and
- 5+ years of experience managing C&I Energy Efficiency programs with a holistic understanding of various energy conservation measures
- 5+ years of experience with Energy Efficiency Evaluation protocols and methodologies, Net to Gross savings calculations and financial forecasting
OR - High School Diploma and
- 9+ years of experience managing C&I Energy Efficiency programs with a holistic understanding of various energy conservation measures
- 9+ years of experience with Energy Efficiency Evaluation protocols and methodologies, Net to Gross savings calculations and financial forecasting
- Must be able to pass a Motor Vehicle Record Check
What we would like you to have:
- Program implementation and management of a diverse team, quality control, and adherence to best practices to ensure successful program goal targets are met
- Experienced with using Technical Resource Manuals (TRMs) and supervising the development of tools that utilize deemed savings methodologies.
- Knowledge of energy code standards for existing buildings and new construction such as IECC 2021, ASHRAE 90.1 2019 (incl. Appendix G), ASHRAE 62.1, LEED/WELL and other Green Building standards.
- Collaboration with multiple groups to ensure processing, outreach, IT systems and staff are aligned in order to reach a common annual goal
- Technical guidance on common mechanical and electrical equipment in commercial buildings, including energy savings potential with a significant focus on lighting technology experience.
- Experience managing direct reports
- Day to day management of technical team and field service inspectors, including guidance and judgement on electrical energy savings calculations, performance feedback and career development.
- Ensure best practices in processes as well as QA/QC standards for the program are met.
- Interface with the client team for day-to-day planning and program rule questions.
- Provide insight and recommendations for program changes based on existing market knowledge and program trends.
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$70,374.00 - $119,636.00
Columbia, MD (MD12)