Tacoma Power is looking for a Senior Energy Management Engineer, could this be you? If you’re looking for a new opportunity, consider checking out the job details below or clicking here for the full posting: Senior Energy Management Engineer | Job Details tab | Career Pages

Tacoma Power’s Power Management team is looking for a Senior Energy Management Engineer to join their team. The Senior Energy Management Engineer plays a critical role in developing and delivering energy programs for Tacoma Power’s commercial and industrial customers. In this role, you will  conduct advanced level engineering technical activities to help customers meet their energy goals, meet Tacoma Power program requirements, and ultimately contribute to Tacoma Power’s strategic and compliance goals, including energy conservation targets. This position is responsible for in-depth stakeholder and customer engagement, project management, and will play a key role in higher level program development and management . As the customer energy program portfolio evolves, you will contribute to program design, development and continuous improvement activities to ensure that Tacoma Power continues to meet customer energy needs and adapt to the rapidly changing energy industry…

Responsibilities Include:

• Preparing energy calculations related to commercial and industrial customer facilities, includingrefrigeration systems, industrial processes and compressed air, water and wastewater systems, HVAC systems, pumping and ventilation systems, motors and drives, lighting and domestic water systems
• Reviewing calculations and energy simulation models, energy evaluation reports and proposals prepared by consultants and others
• Providing specifications, recommendations, and related engineering analyses; provide economic analyses of energy efficiency alternatives, load management and billing/rate impacts
• Providing detailed measurement and verification protocols and evaluate energy performance of installed efficiency projects
• Conducting field audits and inspections and interact directly with customers and trade allies such as engineering firms
• Performing complex energy analyses using large datasets, developing statistical and regression models, quantifying project and program impacts; creating analytical tools and performance metrics, and collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders to deliver accurate and verifiable results.
• Researching and developing reports for new technologies for mechanical systems, products, and processes relevant to commercial and industrial energy systems.
• Partnering with program managers in cross-functional teams, to contribute to program design, development, and continuous improvement, including  improving program workflows, developing quality-control practices, creating and testing technical tools, and supporting training efforts that ensure consistent and accurate delivery of customer energy programs.

More details and application available at: Senior Energy Management Engineer | Job Details tab | Career Pages

Are you looking to make a change? The City of Tacoma has a new job posting that may be exactly what you are looking for. Check out the below description or click here for all the details!

Position Description:

Tacoma Power’s Power Management team is looking for a Customer Energy Solutions Portfolio Planner to join their team! In this role you will work closely with the Customer Energy Solutions (CES) Manager and Leadership team. This position provides technical, data-driven and innovative advice informing the development and maintenance of the CES program portfolio. A key task is drafting the biennial Conservation and Energy Programs Plan, which serves as a roadmap for CES’s development and implementation of its conservation program portfolio. The plan must cost-effectively achieve energy conservation targets under the WA Energy Independence Act while also meeting policy objectives related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and supporting positive customer engagement. Another key responsibility of this position is to lead the conservation potential assessment and the demand response potential assessment activities that inform both our plan and our regulatory obligations. On an ongoing basis, the position also provides analysis to inform portfolio management and program modification using industry knowledge, program data, outside data sources and customer data from the utility’s various systems. The position actively helps to advise on a transition to new energy programs such as demand response and electrification programs into the overall CES portfolio. Additionally, this position may serve as a technical coordinator in the region in matters related to CES’s program programs and portfolio.

Responsibilities Include:

• Serve as lead for Conservation Potential Assessment (CPA) process
• Serve as lead for Demand Response Potential Assessment (DRPA) process
• Provide insight, data, and analysis for Electric Vehicle Potential Analysis (EVPA)
• Develop the Customer Energy Solutions (CES) plan which includes conservation targets and electrification strategies needed for regulatory obligations
• Provide analysis for cost effectiveness tests (such as the Utility Cost Test and the Total Resource Cost) for new and ongoing programs.
• Reviewing and analyzing data from internal and external sources including AMI data, market research, and business intelligence information, etc.
• Utilize deterministic and probabilistic economic models for near term and long-term planning decisions for the CES Program Portfolio.
• Ensuring the plan complies with internal and regulatory guidelines
• Collecting and editing quantitative and qualitative data that describes the plan
• Coordinating with multi-departmental / multi-disciplinary team members
• Assist purchasing processes for program vendors
• Working with management to create performance metrics
• Developing business cases for initiating, improving and terminating programs bpry using sophisticated economic tools and methods
• Presenting recommendations to management, program staff, and stakeholders as it relates to the strategy of the portfolio
• Study, interpret and recommend actions regarding public policy impacts on programs
• Provide recommendations for Power Management on policy matters
• Liaisons with policy staff to track and comment and relevant state and federal legislation

If this sounds like you, you can apply directly from this link.