Remote Lead Analyst, Energy Tech & DSM/DER Programs

E Source; United States; Remote; USD 91,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

401(k) with match

Paid time off

Flexible PTO

Job summary

E Source is seeking a Lead Analyst for its Technology Assessment Service (TAS) to shape how energy-efficiency, electrification, DER, and demand-flexibility technologies impact utility programs. You’ll translate technical research into clear, decision-ready guidance for clients.

This client-facing role requires strong writing, analytical skills, and the ability to manage TAS research projects, supervise junior analysts, and deliver data-driven content for reports, briefs, webinars, and events.

Qualifications

• Typically, an advanced degree with four or more years of relevant professional experience in energy-efficiency technology research, engineering, utility program design, or a closely related field, or a bachelor’s degree with commensurate professional experience.

Responsibilities

• Serve as TAS expert on energy-efficiency and DER technologies for DSM and DER programs.
• Lead TAS research development: assessments, reports, briefs, and thought leadership content.
• Manage research projects with timelines, scope, and dependencies; guide junior staff.
• Gather and critically evaluate primary/secondary sources and synthesize findings.
• Create data-driven, action-oriented content for reports, webinars, and events.
• Coordinate deliverables across research, market research, and data teams to ensure quality.

Skills

Technical writing

Client-facing

Energy-efficiency

Building systems

Public speaking

Research

Education

Advanced degree + 4+ years experience

Bachelor's degree + commensurate experience

Job description

E Source is seeking a Lead Analyst for its Technology Assessment Service (TAS) to shape how energy-efficiency, electrification, DER, and demand-flexibility technologies impact utility programs. You’ll translate technical research into clear, decision-ready guidance for clients.

This client-facing role requires strong writing, analytical skills, and the ability to manage TAS research projects, supervise junior analysts, and deliver data-driven content for reports, briefs, webinars, and events.