Evan Talan’s Post

I'm #hiring again! This time for TWO Sr. Project Managers to lead evaluations and market research for Energy Trust. The Evaluation team helps Energy Trust understand how our programs impact customers and communities so we can serve them better. This job is for people who love doing social science research in service of making programs more effective, inclusive, transparent and easy to use. Our Evaluation Project Managers and Sr. Project Managers don’t specialize in just one sector or research type – there are opportunities to work on a variety of programs and on qualitative and quantitative projects. And don't let the title fool you, evaluation and research for renewables are included too, we're just trying to avoid being too generic with the posting of a "project manager" role. Please share with your networks or individuals you think would be good candidates!

The Energy Efficiency Center is growing! We are now hiring undergraduate Energy Analysts to begin work this spring. Energy Analysts work in inter-disciplinary student teams, under the guidance of engineering faculty, to recommend profit-maximizing opportunities to manufacturing facilities. Energy Analysts apply engineering coursework to achieve real-world system improvements and cost savings. Student analysts engage with a wide range of local industries and operational systems while honing their project management and professional leadership skills. The position is full time (40 hours per week) during Oregon State University’s summer break and part time (10 hours per week) during academic terms. Interested students apply here: https://beav.es/w6x For more information, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/ggT9NAqc or contact Karl Haapala at Karl.Haapala@oregonstate.edu

We're looking for a passionate intern to support our clean energy and decarbonization work this summer. This is a paid, remote internship! Please feel free to reach out to me directly with questions.

Exciting new opportunity at Cadmus. Apply today!

Cadmus consultants provide an overview of 12 of the largest waste heat recovery projects, which saved more than 10 million therms and offset over 52,000 metric tons of CO2 per year. Click to read more about our evaluation of waste heat recovery projects across several energy efficiency programs in the U.S.