The California Energy Commission is looking to fill three key positions in its Energy Research and Development Division. The Energy Research and Development Division oversees about 130 million annually of public RD&D funding to meet decarbonization, affordability, and equity goals, including a transition to a 100% clean energy future.
What is an Energy Resources Specialist III (Supervisory/Managerial)?
Salary:
- $8,260.00 – $10,264.00 per Month (Supervisory)
- $9,489.00 – $10,776.00 per Month (Managerial)
Final Filing Date: 12/18/2020
How to Apply: To be considered for the position, please follow the steps and instructions provided in the links.
- Step 1: Take the Examination
- Step 2: Apply to the Position
The California Energy Commission is seeking a Supervisor of Renewable Energy and Advanced Generation in the Energy Research and Development Division. The Supervisor will lead a team catalyzing innovations in renewable energy and advanced generation technologies to meet decarbonization, affordability, and equity goals, including a transition to a 100% clean energy future. The Supervisor will oversee a research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) program – including the administration of tens of millions of dollars of public RD&D funding and partnerships with technology firms, national laboratories, and academic institutions, among others. For more information and to apply, please visit:
Job Title: Renewable Energy and Advanced Generation Supervisor
California is resolute in its commitment to decarbonize its energy system. Clear and unambiguous climate targets send a strong market signal. Thoughtful research investments unleash the imagination and ingenuity of researchers to achieve those goals.
The California Energy Commission is seeking a Manager and Supervisor of Energy Systems Research Office and Energy Technology Systems Integration unit, respectively, in the Energy Research and Development Division. The Energy Systems Research Office (ESRO), which consists of energy scientists and engineers, is responsible for a portfolio of grid technologies that facilitate decarbonization, while maintaining resiliency, safety and cost competitiveness including lynchpin technologies such as storage and microgrids. The office manages the most diverse portfolio of microgrids and emerging energy storage technologies in the Nation and most likely the world. In addition to the electric grid, the ESRO team works on improving the safety, reliability and effectiveness of the natural gas system, including strategies to develop renewable alternatives such as green hydrogen and analysis on safety and endues impacts. If interested in being a part of this important research program and help foster a low carbon energy future visit:
Job Title: Energy Technology Systems Integration Supervisor
Job Title: Energy Systems Research Office Manager
Have questions about the position or hiring process? Please contact Careers@energy.ca.gov.
For more career opportunities, visit https://www.energy.ca.gov/careers/jobs.