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The California Energy Commission is seeking an experienced Electric Generation System Program Specialist II (EGSPS II) to lead a landmark environmental review effort under SB 254. Telework is approved for candidates residing in California, with responsibilities spanning statewide coordination and stakeholder engagement.
As PM and SME for the PEIR, you will manage consultants, coordinate with agencies, oversee schedules, and ensure robust environmental protections while supporting clean energy
Help shape the future of clean energy infrastructure in California!
The California Energy Commission’s Siting, Transmission, and Environmental Protection (STEP) Division is seeking an experienced Electric Generation System Program Specialist II (EGSPS II) to lead a landmark environmental review effort supporting the state’s clean energy and reliability goals.
As the subject matter expert and project manager for the Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) required by Senate Bill 254, you will lead a complex, statewide initiative to streamline environmental review for clean energy infrastructure while maintaining strong environmental protections and public participation. You will oversee consultants, coordinate with state and local agencies and stakeholders, manage project schedules and deliverables, and develop solutions that support responsible clean energy development across California.
*Telework approved for candidates residing in California*
Job Code #: 536832
Classification: ELECTRIC GENERATION SYSTEM PROGRAM SPECIALIST II
Salary Range: $10,939.00 - $13,691.00 per month and full benefits!
(plus an additional recruitment and retention pay of $300 per month)
Bring your expertise in CEQA, environmental permitting, project management, and clean energy to a role where your leadership can make a lasting impact.
Join the CEC and help advance California’s clean energy future!
1) Describe your experience with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), including preparing or managing environmental reviews and approvals for complex electrical or gas infrastructure projects, or other large industrial infrastructure projects.
2) Describe your technical skills, education, and experience in the environmental, conservation, and energy fields.
3) Describe your experience leading or facilitating stakeholder outreach and engagement.
4) Describe your experience managing complex projects.
November 30th, 2026
For any questions about the position or application process please contact the California Energy Commission recruitment team at Careers@energy.ca.gov
CalCareers link with official application instructions: Job Posting | CalCareers https://calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/Jobs/JobPosting.aspx?JobControlId=536832