Solar Programs, Project Manager II (Remote - US)

Position Overview

• Location Type: Remote
• Employment Type: Full-time
• Salary: Not specified

Job Description: Energy Solutions is seeking a Solar Programs, Project Manager II to join their Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) Department. This role will support customer participation in incentive programs that encourage solar renewable energy adoption. The position is crucial for driving progress toward a decarbonized grid and contributing to Energy Solutions' mission of delivering performance-based energy solutions. The role focuses on supporting the Illinois Shines program, a statewide incentive program aimed at assisting Illinois residents in transitioning to solar power.

Requirements

• Not specified

Responsibilities

• Provide Program support, including hosting regular one-on-one check-ins and feedback roundtables for solar developers and installers submitting small residential and small commercial distributed generation projects (small DG) to the Illinois Shines Program.
• Collect small DG solar developer and installer feedback to identify program administration improvement opportunities and training needs.
• Regularly collect and analyze small DG solar market trends to determine program impacts and present findings and recommendations to the client.
• Partner with internal stakeholders and team members to identify process improvement opportunities.
• Lead project implementation of small DG training, feedback, or other support initiatives as needed.
• Support the Illinois Shines Mentorship Program registration, training implementation, and network.

Company Information

Energy Solutions focuses on delivering performance-based solutions for utility, government, and institutional customers. Since 1995, they have been harnessing market-based programs to deliver large-scale energy, carbon, and water-use savings. They are committed to a mission-driven approach and believe in the power of market-based programs to drive a sustainable energy future. They are working to help Illinois meet its goal of having 100% of its energy come from renewable energy sources by 2050.