Junior Sustainability Data Analyst – Energy & Emissions

The Midtown Group; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Midtown Group is seeking a junior Data Analyst to support a local government sustainability division on a long-term contract. The position is mostly onsite, with the office in the northeastern quadrant of Washington, D.C., requiring four days per week in the office.

Responsibilities include data management, KPI tracking, energy and GHG reporting, and coordination with facilities teams. The ideal candidate will have strong Excel skills and a foundation in energy sustainability data sets.

Qualifications

• Top notch quantitative analysis skills.
• Experience managing and manipulating data.
• Experience integrating and drawing conclusions from multiple data sets.
• Excel expertise is a must.
• Problem solver with intellectual curiosity about sustainability topics.

Responsibilities

• Participate in weekly Energy Management Plan meetings as the data liaison.
• Track BEPS ACP energy and GHG reductions with vendor support.
• Monitor building energy performance and compare to standards by type.
• Track office energy and GHG emissions per environmental laws.
• Liaise with Capital Construction and Facilities Management divisions.
• Reconcile data across utility, CIP, Net Zero, Energy Retrofit, and Solar programs.
• Review energy models and track modeled vs actual EUI scores.
• Manage energy KPI, workload measures, initiatives, and quarterly reports.
• Lead LEED Data Sharing and Green Power credits activities.
• Serve as technical lead for enterprise data warehouse development.
• Cross-walk records across division source systems for consistency.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Data manipulation

Data integration

Excel

Energy data analysis

Tools

ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager

Salesforce

LEED data systems

GHG databases

Job description

The Midtown Group is seeking a junior Data Analyst to support a local government sustainability division on a long-term contract. The position is mostly onsite, with the office in the northeastern quadrant of Washington, D.C., requiring four days per week in the office.

Responsibilities include data management, KPI tracking, energy and GHG reporting, and coordination with facilities teams. The ideal candidate will have strong Excel skills and a foundation in energy sustainability data sets.