Energy & Emissions Manager for City Facilities

City of New York; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) seeks an Energy Manager to oversee emissions reduction and energy management across its portfolio of facilities.

Reporting to the Assistant Commissioner – Environmental Design and Construction, the role leads energy efficiency projects, manages utility accounts and budgets, and coordinates with the City’s DEM and program participation. Strong leadership and technical calculation skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Eight years of full-time experience in construction, repair, alteration and/or rehabilitation of buildings with supervisory responsibility.
• Education in engineering/architecture/engineering technology or closely related field may substitute for experience on a year-for-year basis up to four years, with at least 18 months in supervisory/administrative role.

Responsibilities

• Lead emissions reductions and energy management across DHS facilities.
• Manage DHS utility accounts and energy budgets; coordinate with DEM for annual forecasts.
• Promote energy-saving training and best practices within the agency.
• Support participation in DEM programs (Load Management, Demand Response, RTM).
• Identify and implement energy efficiency and clean energy projects; perform calculations; support funding applications; oversee project delivery and M&V.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Energy management

Education

Engineering or related field (baccalaureate or equivalent)

Job description

The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) seeks an Energy Manager to oversee emissions reduction and energy management across its portfolio of facilities.

Reporting to the Assistant Commissioner – Environmental Design and Construction, the role leads energy efficiency projects, manages utility accounts and budgets, and coordinates with the City’s DEM and program participation. Strong leadership and technical calculation skills are essential.