Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Program Associate or Senior Associate, Transportation Program
Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP)

SWEEP is seeking either a Program Associate or a Senior Associate to work on energy efficiency in transportation. Location is either in Boulder, Colorado or elsewhere in the southwest region. Responsibilities include:

Ø Develop and advocate state policies for increasing energy efficiency in the transportation sector including regulatory, incentive, and educational policies;

Ø Analyze the potential energy savings, costs, and benefits of policies and programs for increasing energy efficiency in transportation;

Ø Interact with state officials, businesses, and other public interest groups active in the transportation area;

Ø Keep abreast of new and emerging energy efficiency technologies in the transportation area;

Ø Conduct outreach to raise awareness of these energy efficiency opportunities.

The Program Associate or Senior Associate will carry out these activities in conjunction with other SWEEP staff and our state representatives.

Qualifications: Applicants should have experience working on energy efficiency in the transportation sector. Familiarity with options for increasing vehicle fuel efficiency is especially helpful. Masters degree plus at least three years of experience or Bachelors degree plus at least five years of experience. Strong analytical and communications skills, ability to work independently, and a personal commitment to a cleaner environment and more sustainable future. Experience working for a non-profit organization is also a plus.

Compensation: Salary commensurate with experience plus excellent benefits, as well as the opportunity to work in a relaxed environment close to the mountains in Boulder, CO.

Application Deadline: Oct. 15, 2008.

To apply, send brief cover letter and resume (no phone calls, please) to:

Transportation Associate Opening
SWEEP

2260 Baseline Rd. Suite 212
Boulder, CO 80302

SWEEP is a public interest organization dedicated to advancing energy efficiency in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.


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