Energy Codes & Climate Policy Specialist

Flynoco; Loveland (CO); On-site; USD 85,272 - 115,118; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental & Vision coverage

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Employee wellness center

Work‑life balance

Job summary

The City of Loveland is seeking a Building Energy Codes Coordinator to lead development, adoption, and implementation of building energy codes and related amendments, aligning with city goals and climate initiatives.

The role analyzes building performance data, coordinates with internal departments and regional partners, and delivers training for inspectors and staff. A 4‑year degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field and at least five years of relevant experience are required.

Qualifications

• 4 Year/Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, Environmental Science or related field.
• Master Electrician license may also qualify depending on experience.
• Minimum five years of related experience in building energy code or electric utility sector.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate development, adoption, and implementation of building energy codes and amendments.
• Manage update cycles, evaluate performance and compliance outcomes.
• Collaborate with internal departments and regional partners on best practices.
• Provide analytical interpretation of building performance and energy data.
• Develop and deliver training for inspectors, plans examiners, and engineers.
• Maintain guidance documents and web resources for contractors and property owners.
• Track metrics, identify trends, and propose process improvements.
• Present recommendations to Loveland Utilities Commission and City Council.

Skills

Energy codes

Data analysis

Stakeholder coordination

Technical writing

Training delivery

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

The City of Loveland is seeking a Building Energy Codes Coordinator to lead development, adoption, and implementation of building energy codes and related amendments, aligning with city goals and climate initiatives.

The role analyzes building performance data, coordinates with internal departments and regional partners, and delivers training for inspectors and staff. A 4‑year degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field and at least five years of relevant experience are required.