Detalles del empleo
Join ACEEE to shape the future of building construction in the United States. ACEEE is seeking an experienced professional to help lead the Building Construction Collaborative, a national initiative to advance high-quality, affordable, energy-efficient building construction through research, technical analysis, and collaboration. Working with states, local governments, industry leaders, and other national partners, you will develop practical solutions that improve how buildings are designed and built across the country. You'll be part of a nationally recognized team whose research and policy work helps communities reduce energy use, lower costs, and improve building performance.
As Deputy Director of the Building Construction Collaborative on ACEEE's Buildings team, you will provide strategic direction and program management for one of ACEEE's largest national initiatives. The Collaborative brings together states, local governments, industry, and other participants to identify barriers to energy-efficient building construction and develop practical solutions through research, technical analysis, stakeholder engagement, and implementation support. Working closely with the Collaborative Director, you will oversee major program activities, coordinate staff and program partners, and support the growth and long-term success of the Collaborative.
Working with partners across the country, you will identify the most pressing challenges facing building construction and develop practical solutions that advance energy-efficient, high-quality, affordable buildings. You will convene leaders across government, industry, utilities, and nonprofit organizations to exchange ideas, share tools and resources, develop strategies, and accelerate adoption of effective building construction practices. Leveraging this national network of experts, you will shape the Collaborative's priorities, guide research and technical analyses, develop publications and implementation resources, and translate findings into practical strategies for stakeholders at the state, local, and national levels. As the Collaborative grows, you will also help build and manage the project team, providing leadership and direction to staff, partners, and contractors.
General Responsibilities
- Helps lead the Building Construction Collaborative's strategic direction, planning, and implementation, including identifying emerging policy needs, research priorities, and opportunities to accelerate high-quality, affordable, and efficient building construction.
- Manages day-to-day Collaborative operations and coordinates activities across staff, partners, contractors, and Collaborative participants.
- Manages complex projects, work plans, budgets, and deliverables, ensuring that work is completed on schedule, within budget, and according to funder requirements.
- Leads and contributes to research, technical analyses, publications, and other resources addressing building design and construction, building energy codes and related policies, energy efficiency, affordability, and emerging building technologies.
- Translates findings into practical recommendations and accessible resources for policymakers, practitioners, and other technical and nontechnical audiences.
- Plans and facilitates convenings, workshops, technical advisory groups, and stakeholder engagement activities involving state and local governments, utilities, industry partners, community organizations, federal agencies, and technical experts.
- Develops and maintains relationships with Collaborative participants, funders, and partners, and helps identify opportunities for new partnerships and funding.
- Represents ACEEE through conferences, presentations, publications, stakeholder meetings, and other public forums.
- Supervises and supports research and program staff by setting priorities, delegating and coordinating work, providing feedback and mentorship, and assisting with hiring and onboarding.
Core Competencies
- Program management and coordination. Ability to manage complex, multi-year initiatives involving numerous partners, competing priorities, and evolving policy and program needs while maintaining progress toward strategic objectives.
- Leadership, facilitation, and relationship building. This senior role requires excellent leadership and interpersonal skills, with the ability to foster collaboration, build consensus, and effectively engage technical experts, policymakers, and practitioners with diverse perspectives. The successful candidate will be collaborative, articulate, thoughtful, and skilled at building trust across organizations and stakeholder groups.
- Technical expertise and analytical thinking. Demonstrated ability to understand and apply building science, building energy codes, and/or related building policies to develop practical, evidence-based policy and program recommendations. Ability to evaluate complex technical issues, interpret research findings, communicate technical concepts to diverse audiences, and recognize when to seek additional expertise.
- Initiative and strategic thinking. Ability to work independently, develop and execute strategy, exercise good judgement, and proactively identify opportunities to advance organizational and program goals.
- Staff leadership and supervision. Ability to supervise, mentor, and develop staff while fostering a collaborative, inclusive, high-performing team environment.
Job Requirements
Required:
- Bachelor's degree with at least 10 years of relevant professional experience, or a master's degree with at least 8 years of relevant professional experience. Equivalent combinations of education and experience will also be considered.
- Experience leading or co-leading complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives involving organizations with diverse perspectives and priorities, including leading and facilitating large convenings, guiding productive discussions, building consensus, and communicating effectively with technical and non-technical audiences.
- Professional experience related to residential and/or commercial buildings, including building design, construction, operation, or building performance. Familiarity with building science, building energy codes, or building energy policy is expected.
- Experience leading research and technical analysis and developing publications, technical resources, or implementation guidance that inform policy or practice.
- Experience identifying new project opportunities, developing grant proposals, cultivating partnerships, and/or securing funding.
- Experience supervising staff and delegating responsibilities and workloads across teams.
Strongly Preferred:
- Experience with building design and construction practices, processes, or technologies, including efforts to improve construction quality, efficiency, affordability, or project delivery.
- Experience with the development, adoption, implementation, or evaluation of building energy codes or related building, housing, or energy policy at the local, state, or national level.
- Experience interpreting economic, cost-effectiveness, or market analyses related to energy efficiency, buildings, affordability, or climate policy.
Location: The position can be fully remote or based in Washington, DC, on a hybrid basis with two days a week in the office. You must be based in the United States.
Full-time
Status: Exempt
Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience. Salary range is $100,000 - $130,000. ACEEE's generous benefits package includes health, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance coverage; a 403(b) retirement plan; transportation and bike-share benefits; three weeks of vacation in the first year and four weeks thereafter.
To apply: Send cover letter, and resume to the link below to apply through the Paylocity Recruitment portal. We do not accept phone calls or emails about the position.
ACEEE is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination with regard to race, sex, color, age, religion, creed, class, sexual orientation, national origin, and disability. ACEEE is committed to increasing diversity and inclusion in its organization and encourages applicants with diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds to apply.
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Resumen de la Empresa
American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), una organización independiente sin fines de lucro
SedeWashington, DC, Estados Unidos
Fundación1980
TamañoAproximadamente 80 empleados en todo Estados Unidos con una considerable fuerza laboral remota (fuente: aceee.org). Ingresos no restringidos de 16.9 millones de dólares y gastos operativos no restringidos de 15.5 millones de dólares en 2024 (fuente: aceee.org).
Qué Hacen
ACEEE se enfoca en la investigación, análisis y defensa de políticas destinadas a reducir el desperdicio de energía y promover la eficiencia energética en múltiples sectores, incluyendo edificios, transporte, industria y servicios públicos (fuente: aceee.org). La organización colabora estrechamente con legisladores, comunidades, empresas de servicios públicos y negocios a nivel nacional para desarrollar e implementar soluciones que ahorran energía (fuente: aceee.org). Sus productos incluyen informes completos, resúmenes, hojas informativas, seminarios web y calificaciones anuales como el City Clean Energy Scorecard, que evalúa el progreso en eficiencia energética de las ciudades (fuente: aceee.org). ACEEE se distingue por su profundo conocimiento en políticas combinado con una amplia participación de partes interesadas, en lugar de ventas de productos o desarrollo de proyectos (fuente: aceee.org).
Proyectos y Trayectoria
El impacto de ACEEE se mide a través de sus extensas publicaciones de investigación y su influencia en políticas, más que en proyectos de infraestructura física (fuente: aceee.org). Solo en 2024, la organización publicó cerca de 40 informes, resúmenes y otros productos de investigación, incluyendo la séptima edición de su principal City Clean Energy Scorecard (fuente: aceee.org). Las áreas clave de influencia incluyen estándares federales de eficiencia para electrodomésticos, mejoras en sistemas de transporte locales y programas de eficiencia para servicios públicos, demostrando el amplio impacto de ACEEE en políticas de ahorro energético a nivel nacional (fuente: aceee.org).
Desarrollos Recientes
En septiembre de 2024, ACEEE publicó un informe clave que aboga porque los objetivos climáticos sean el principal motor de los esfuerzos de eficiencia en servicios públicos, recomendando estrategias para legisladores estatales y reguladores de servicios públicos para valorar mejor las reducciones de emisiones derivadas de programas de eficiencia (fuente: aceee.org). La organización continuó expandiendo su iniciativa City Clean Energy Scorecard y mantuvo un alto nivel de producción investigativa con casi 40 publicaciones en 2024 (fuente: aceee.org). La actividad continua de ACEEE se refleja en sus actualizaciones públicas de impacto, con una página de 2026 que hace referencia a un informe anual de 2025, subrayando su compromiso sostenido con el avance de la política de eficiencia energética (fuente: aceee.org).
Trabajar Allí
ACEEE fomenta una cultura colaborativa y orientada a la misión que enfatiza el trabajo en equipo y los resultados, ofreciendo puestos presenciales, híbridos y remotos para personal y pasantes basados en EE.UU. (fuente: aceee.org). La organización contrata en diversas áreas, incluyendo investigación senior, construcción de edificios, transporte, análisis de políticas, gestión de programas, comunicaciones, finanzas, operaciones y desarrollo (fuente: aceee.org). Los beneficios para empleados incluyen cobertura flexible de salud y dental, de 15 a 20 días de vacaciones según la antigüedad, 12 días por enfermedad, feriados federales pagados más descansos adicionales, beneficios de transporte y uso de bicicletas compartidas, y un plan de retiro 403(b) (fuente: ziprecruiter.com). Los rangos salariales para vacantes recientes incluyen $77,467–$96,834 para Asociado Senior de Investigación, $100,000–$130,000 para Subdirector y $57,378–$71,722 para Analista de Investigación en Transporte (fuente: aceee.org). El programa de pasantías pagadas de verano dura ocho semanas y ofrece experiencia en investigación, oportunidades de networking y mentoría, con aplicaciones que generalmente cierran a finales de enero (fuente: aceee.org).
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