Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)

项目财务与运营负责人

加入美国Rocky Mountain Institute,担任项目财务与运营负责人。管理预算、协调团队,推动全球能源转型。享受远程工作灵活性、全面福利及成长机会。
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)
美国 远程 全职 US$77,732–95,800 每年 UTC-06:00

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)

公司概况

名称

洛基山研究所 (RMI)

总部

美国科罗拉多州博尔德

成立时间

1982年

规模

约600名员工(来源:growjo.com)。截至2025年6月30日的财政年度收入为1.765亿美元(来源:rmi.org)。

他们的工作

洛基山研究所 (RMI) 专注于市场驱动的解决方案,旨在提高能源效率、整合可再生能源,并促进电气化和资源恢复。该组织针对全球温室气体排放这一重大挑战,而这些排放主要归因于能源的生产和消费。通过严格的研究和整体系统分析,RMI与商业、政府和社区的合作伙伴共同开发可行的策略,以推动可持续能源实践(来源:mediabiasfactcheck.com)。他们的服务包括咨询、政策建议以及创建创新的衍生实体,例如开发“负瓦特”——这一概念允许将能源效率作为电源进行交易。RMI对创新的承诺在他们的历史项目中得到了体现,包括超级跑车原型和2024年独立成立的Canary Media(来源:rmi.org)。

项目与业绩

RMI拥有丰富的影响力项目历史,包括帝国大厦的能源改造设计,该项目实现了38%的能源使用减少,并为建筑环境中的能源效率设定了基准。此外,RMI在1989年首创了“负瓦特”概念,允许将效率提升作为电力等价物进行交易,从而避免了新电厂的需求(来源:rmi.org)。该组织自2017年以来在支持尼日利亚的清洁能源规划方面发挥了重要作用,并于2024年4月正式成立了当地实体。RMI与美国军方各个部门的合作自1980年代以来一直在进行,重点是减少能源使用并增强军事设施的韧性(来源:rmi.org)。

近期发展

2024年4月,RMI通过在尼日利亚注册官方当地实体迈出了重要一步,旨在扩大其在非洲的能源效率和经济发展倡议(来源:rmi.org)。该组织还庆祝了Canary Media于2024年7月1日成功独立成为清洁能源新闻机构,经过三年的发展,脱离了RMI的管理。财务方面,RMI报告截至2025年6月30日的财政年度总收入为1.765亿美元,较2024年的1.702亿美元有所增长,项目支出达到1.31亿美元(来源:rmi.org)。

在这里工作

RMI在各个部门提供多样化的职位,包括项目服务、管理、沟通和筹款。该组织报告2025财政年度的总薪资及相关费用为1.114亿美元,支持包括分析师、主管和顾问在内的员工队伍(来源:rmi.org)。大多数招聘发生在他们位于博尔德的总部和巴萨尔特办公室,同时全球范围内提供远程工作机会。RMI倡导创新与合作的文化,强调数据驱动的决策和项目中的两党合作。员工增长显著,预计到2025年员工人数将达到约1600人(来源:growjo.com)。


最后更新于 8月 31, 2026 | 报告问题

Job Description

RMI seeks a program finance and operations lead to join our collaborative and ambitious community of operators. This role will report to a Program Finance and Operations Manager and sit within RMI's Strategic Operations Department. You'll spend your day-to-day embedded within a program team advancing the global energy transition. You'll partner closely with senior staff to support effective, high-performing teams and contribute to a culture of collaboration, inclusion, and growth - enabling RMI to maximize its impact in the global effort to advance the energy transition. This role focuses on execution and coordination, with opportunities to build toward ownership and strategic influence over time

The Program Finance and Operations Lead sits at the heart of RMI programs teams, serving as a trusted connector between the program and the rest of the Institute. You'll maintain visibility into program operations - providing analysis and insights to managers and principals on project and grant strategy and helping to translate strategy into clear, executable plans. You'll support problem solving efforts, coordinate across teams, and contribute to continuous improvement efforts that directly impact the program.

We warmly welcome applications from individuals of all diverse backgrounds and cultures and encourage candidates who may not meet every qualification to apply.

Please ensure you have read the entire job description before applying. This role requires submission of a resume and cover letter, addressing the following:

  • Why do you want to work at RMI?
  • In what ways are you qualified to contribute to RMI's mission?

Thoughtful, specific responses to these questions are an important part of our review process. Candidates who do not provide compelling answers or submit incomplete materials may not be considered.

Major Roles and Responsibilities

The Program Operations Lead ensures the team they work within runs efficiently and delivers strong, mission aligned results. You'll support operational excellence by tracking alignment across strategy, resources, and execution so that the team can focus on delivering impact. This includes tracking progress toward objectives, managing budgets, supporting internal knowledge sharing, and ensuring reporting to funders and staff is clear, compliant and consistent.

You'll support cross-workstream coordination and knowledge sharing to help the team operate as a connected, learning organization-facilitating collaboration across workstreams and with partners to translate insight into impact.

Detailed responsibilities are listed in the following section.

Key Responsibilities

Operating rhythm and cultural stewardship:

You will support the team's operating rhythm - preparing materials, tracking follow-ups, and helping leadership conversations translate into coordinated action.

  • Support Program Finance and Operations Manager, managing directors and principals in maintaining operating cadence and rhythm of business, supporting alignment with business cycles
  • Facilitate internal coordination with other programs and operations on shared resources and objectives, providing frequent updates to leadership. This may include but is not limited to cross team projects and shared organizational outcomes
  • Model RMI's values in team settings and support preparation and follow up for group discussions to ensure clarity and alignment
  • Support annual employee engagement planning and implementation efforts in coordination with program leadership

Financial management:

You will support end-to-end budgeting and financial management - coordinating budget cycles and forecasts, maintaining accurate data, and preparing routine financial updates for leaders.

  • Coordinate the development of program budgets including annual budgeting, proposal budgeting, financial reforecasting, revenue planning, expense planning, and workforce planning.
  • Provide routine updates and analysis to managing directors, principals, managers, and at times the CFO on the team's finances
  • Coordinate independently with RMI's Finance and Development teams to ensure program budgets and funding pipelines are accurate
  • Analyze budgeting data and prepare summaries and recommendations for principals and managers regarding fundraising, staffing and financial management
  • Track project and grant balances and flag variances or risks to leadership

Revenue Management:

You will track and analyze the funding pipeline - helping leadership anticipate risk, prioritize opportunities, and align commitments with capacity.

  • Track and report on the funding pipeline and providing timely status updates to managing directors, principals and managers on potential funding gaps and other risks
  • Support and sometimes facilitate the development of proposals and reports for donors and non-philanthropic projects (clients, governments). Includes maintaining documentation of compliance requirements and programmatic materials that will be leveraged to do so
  • Coordinate with RMI's Development team and program staff to ensure funding pipeline opportunities are up to date in Salesforce
  • Assist with donor communications and management as needed

People:

You will support hiring, onboarding, and talent processes - ensuring materials, coordination, and data enable the team to scale effectively.

  • Support the hiring process in coordination with RMI's People team including job postings, resume reviews, and sometimes interviews
  • Partner with program team and People team to facilitate new hire onboarding and training plans
  • Maintain and update team onboarding materials in collaboration with program and department colleagues for accuracy and effectiveness
  • Facilitate the program team in leveraging available training and learning and development opportunities
  • Facilitate and coordinate team events and retreats that strengthen connections and shared purpose

Procurement, contracting and invoicing:

You will coordinate contracts, vendors, and invoicing processes - reducing risk, ensuring compliance, and keeping projects moving without administrative drag.

  • Facilitate and aid in coordination of current contracts, creation of new contracts and relationships with current and future program contractors, including in-country team members
  • Support contract review process to ensure alignment with RMI operational and financial best practice
  • Partner with Accounts Receivable or Accounts Payable in reviewing invoices and aligning invoicing terms and invoicing process for both providers and clients
  • Work with the Program Assistant to ensure vendor and supplier bills are submitted correctly and in a timely manner. Work with project managers to do the same for client invoices
  • Coordinate procurement processes for the program in collaboration with RMI's procurement office
  • Support the Program Assistant in the submission monthly international employee expense invoices

Project management:

You will maintain project systems and reporting - maintaining accurate structures, surfacing performance insights, and giving leaders visibility into progress and constraints.

  • Maintain project data in RMI's systems and support project managers in creating new projects when needed
  • Provide consultative support to Project Managers in reviewing and approving timesheets and expense reports for the program
  • Track RMI-standard performance indicators and prepare summaries for program leadership review
  • Maintain the program's SharePoint homepages and file system, including compliance with non-disclosure agreements and clauses

Internal RMI coordination:

You will support coordination between the program and central teams - communicating program needs, maintaining documentation, and contributing to RMI-wide standards.

  • Support coordination between program teams and RMI's cross-functional departments, elevating questions and needs as appropriate.
  • Contribute to RMI-wide process improvement efforts and participate in centrally led initiatives as assigned
  • Monitor compliance with RMI policies and escalate inconsistencies or misunderstandings to managers or program leadership.

Minimum Qualifications

  • 3-6 years of experience in operations, finance, consulting or related analytical roles in for-profit or nonprofit environments
  • Organizational skills required for successful operations of 50 person teams and complicated funding compliance
  • Experience supporting senior leadership with analysis, reporting and operational coordination
  • Outstanding analytical skills
  • Experience contributing to operational change in fast-growing organization
  • Ability to communicate with and manage diverse stakeholder groups within a remote or distributed environment, fostering clarity and trust

Location

We are a remote-ready company with team members around the globe. Our beautiful and welcoming offices are available for meetings or focused work, whether you are traveling through or living nearby. Our U.S. offices are in New York City; Washington DC; Oakland, California; Boulder, Colorado, and Basalt, Colorado. This role can be located from anywhere in the continental United States.

We provide you with the essential IT equipment plus a one-time home technology payment and a monthly work from home/commuter allowance to ensure you have a comfortable home office set up and necessary supplies.

We value opportunities to connect in person. We occasionally gather for shared time together like retreats and learning experiences. Be prepared to travel for occasional in-person meetings; all travel costs are covered. Some roles may require more travel, which will be discussed during the hiring process.

Compensation

At RMI, we prioritize fairness in our pay practices. Salaries are determined based on a mix of experience and market benchmarks. The salary range of this position is $77,732 - $95,800. The expectation is not for new team members to be hired with a starting salary at the top of the band, but to have a salary that adequately compensates for experience and expertise while countering pay inequality and upholding internal parity. In addition to base salary, this position includes an annual bonus target of 5% and eligibility for merit-based increases, which are tied to both individual and organizational performance. This role may be hired at multiple levels.

Benefits

  • We offer an array of benefits including:
  • Medical, dental, vision insurance
  • 403b retirement match with immediate vesting
  • Group life, AD&D, and short- and long-term disability
  • Optional voluntary life, AD&D and accident plans
  • Health savings or flexible spending accounts
  • Fertility and hormonal health support
  • Mental health and wellness support
  • Comprehensive leaves of absence (including generous parental leave)
  • Generous paid time off and sick leave
  • Paid sabbatical leave
  • Regional holidays with at least one extended break in each geography
  • Work from home and home technology allowances
  • Learning & development opportunities (LinkedIn Learning and an annual individual professional development budget)
  • Potential for bonuses and merit increases
  • Discount marketplace (gym memberships, pet insurance, etc.)
  • Hybrid / remote work options
  • Team retreats and geographic meetups
  • Rewards and recognition programs

Diversity

We know that the diversity of our teams makes us stronger as an organization, and RMI is dedicated to the principles of equal employment opportunity as outlined in U.S. federal law. We prohibit discrimination against applicants, interns, and employees on the basis of any legally recognized basis, including but not limited to: age (40 and over), race, color, sex, pregnancy (including lactation, childbirth, or related medical conditions), religion, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, genetic information (including testing and characteristics), sexual orientation, gender expression/identity, uniformed service member status, veteran status, citizenship status, or any other applicable status protected by applicable law.

RMI is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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职位详情

2026年9月8日

2026年9月8日

全职

远程

非营利

US$77,732–95,800 每年

智能电网

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)

rmi.org

  •  美国

3-6 years

UTC-06:00