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Sustainability PC3 X

Burlington, VT · On-site +1

$65K - $80K/yr

They lead tracking of relevant energy and climate policy to inform institutional decision-making ... Experience completing financial analysis of projects. Experience working with centralized or ...

MANUFACTURING ENGINEER

Fairfax, VT · On-site

$86K - $104K/yr

Lead cross-functional root-cause analysis and corrective or preventive actions using a method ... Adhere to all employment policies/safety policies/practices required by law/established by the ...

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What is the difference between Climate Policy Analyst vs Environmental Policy Analyst?

AspectClimate Policy AnalystEnvironmental Policy Analyst
Required CredentialsBachelor's or Master's in Environmental Science, Policy, or related fieldsBachelor's or Master's in Environmental Studies, Policy, or related fields
Work EnvironmentGovernment agencies, NGOs, think tanks focused on climate issuesGovernment agencies, NGOs, consulting firms addressing broader environmental policies
Employer & Industry UsagePrimarily in climate-focused organizations and initiativesIn a wider range of environmental sectors including pollution, conservation, and sustainability

Both roles involve analyzing policies and advocating for environmental or climate-related initiatives. A Climate Policy Analyst specializes specifically in climate change issues, while an Environmental Policy Analyst covers a broader spectrum of environmental topics. The choice depends on your focus area within environmental policy.

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Decarbonization Manager

Burlington, VT • On-site


The University of Vermont
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$65K - $80K/yr

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Job description

Decarbonization Manager
Posting Summary
The Decarbonization Manager focuses on advancing the buildings, energy and climate goals in the University of Vermont's Comprehensive Sustainability Plan and supports programs that contribute to the Office of Sustainability's mission of bridging academics and operations to advance campus sustainability. This position leads building energy benchmarking, utility rebate tracking, and the University's annual greenhouse gas inventory and uses this data to develop decarbonization strategy. They support the development and implementation of decarbonization strategies related to energy efficiency, conservation, and renewables. They develop reports, presentations, and data visualizations for internal and public audiences. They lead tracking of relevant energy and climate policy to inform institutional decision-making. This person collaborates closely with technical staff in Physical Plant Department and Planning, Design & Construction to identify decarbonization opportunities and support sustainable design integration across projects of all scales. This includes direct management of selected projects, and management or support of ongoing programs including the Sustainable Campus Fund , Green Labs, Sustainable Solutions Lab and Energy Eco-Reps .
Minimum Qualifications (or equivalent combination of education and experience)
  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, energy systems, environmental science, sustainability, building science, construction management, architecture, business or other relevant fields.
  • Three years of relevant work experience in energy management, renewables, energy efficiency, energy program management, GHG tracking, construction management, project management, sustainability, program implementation or other relevant fields.
  • Familiarity with utility, building, HVAC and energy distribution system operations.
  • Ability to interpret energy policy and climate targets.
  • Ability to inform broad decarbonization strategies and recommend specific opportunities.
  • Ability to work effectively without direct technical supervision. Comfortable seeking support and collaborating regularly across departments.
  • Ability to lead committees or planning processes and manage projects and programs.
  • Ability to communicate technical topics to general audiences, including students, staff, faculty and leadership. Experience giving presentations, writing reports, and visualizing data.
  • Ability to effectively manage projects, including collaborating with utility partners, managing contractors, and coordinating internal stakeholders.
  • High proficiency with Microsoft Office suite, excellent file management.

Desirable Qualifications
Understanding of greenhouse gas emissions tracking and carbon offset market.
Experience completing financial analysis of projects.
Experience working with centralized or district energy systems.
Experience working in higher education and working with faculty and students.
Holds a current green building certification (ex: LEED , WELL , etc)
Professional Engineer (PE) Certification or CEM (Certified Energy Manager)
Experience using PowerBi, Energy STAR Portfolio Manager or GRITS .
Masters degree in related field.
Demonstrated experience across minimum qualification categories.
Experience supervising students or other employees.
Anticipated Pay Range
$65,000 - $80,000 annually
Other Information
Should the selected candidate possess an Engineering degree and significant years of experience, pay above the anticipated pay range may be possible.
Special Conditions
A probationary period may be required, Occasional evening and/or weekends required (if non-exempt position, may result in overtime), This position is eligible for a hybrid schedule with an option to split time between campus and elsewhere, in accordance with the university telecommuting policy, Background Check required for this position


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