Energy Management Analyst
Not Disclosed•Full-TimeOn-site
location_onMohouli Street, Hilo, Hawaiʻi County, Hawaii, 96720, United States
About the Role
The Department of Water Supply (DWS) in Hilo is seeking an Energy Management Specialist to serve as the principal resource for energy management issues within the Administration Division. This position is critical to the department's mission of ensuring reliable water delivery while optimizing energy consumption and reducing long-term operational costs.
In this role, you will act as the primary liaison between DWS and electric utilities, coordinating metering, rate structures, and account management. You will lead initiatives to analyze energy consumption patterns, research new technologies for efficiency (such as solar, wind, and SCADA systems), and develop standby generation programs to maintain service during outages. The role involves collaborating with operations personnel to implement on-site tests, reporting to the Water Board on energy expenditures, and participating in strategic growth planning to ensure energy impacts are considered in future projects.
This is an immediate, permanent, full-time vacancy. The eligible list may also be utilized for other permanent and temporary vacancies, with temporary appointments potentially leading to conversion to permanent status.
Hiring Process & Application Instructions
Candidates must apply online at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/countyhawaii. Applications should be submitted immediately, as the recruitment may close at any time.
Required Documentation: Please scan and attach the following to your online application:
- An official college transcript.
- A valid driver's license (Class 3 or comparable).
- A temporary assignment verification (if applicable).
- Professional licenses and/or certificates.
- Veterans applying for preference points must also attach their DD-214 form and VA claim letter.
Interview & Testing: All applicants meeting minimum qualifications will be scored based on an education and experience evaluation. In-person interviews and/or further testing in Hawai'i County may be required at the discretion of the hiring department. If required, referred applicants must be available to participate in person at their own expense.
Communication: Applicants are responsible for ensuring their contact information is current. Notifications are sent via email and text, but the NEOGOV account INBOX is the most secure method to view notices. Please add info@governmentjobs.com to your contact list and check your NEOGOV inbox daily.
Equal Opportunity & Culture
The County of Hawai'i offers a competitive compensation package including flexible working arrangements, generous vacation and sick leave accruals, and a comprehensive benefits suite covering health, retirement, and loan forgiveness programs. The County is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.
Work location
Work model: On-site
Mohouli Street, Hilo, Hawaiʻi County, Hawaii, 96720, United States
Hilo, Hawaii
Key Responsibilities
- check_circleManage data input and report generation for electric utility and pumpage data
- check_circleResearch and optimize electric utility rate structures for existing accounts
- check_circleCollaborate with operations personnel to implement procedures and conduct on-site tests
- check_circleAssist with non-revenue water loss programs by developing unaccounted water projects
- check_circleCoordinate pump system efficiency testing and develop improvement plans based on data
- check_circleResearch new technologies to reduce long-term energy costs such as efficient motors and SCADA systems
- check_circleExplore alternative energy sources like solar and wind and evaluate water conservation projects
- check_circleResearch missing or inconsistent electric utility data and coordinate with utilities to resolve issues
- check_circleServe as liaison with electric utility regarding meter removal and account stoppage
- check_circleReport forecasted energy expenditures and project values to the Water Board
- check_circleParticipate in strategic growth planning to evaluate energy expenditure impacts
- check_circleDevelop a standby generation program to ensure uninterrupted water delivery during outages
Requirements
- verifiedBaccalaureate degree in electrical, civil, or mechanical engineering
- verified4 years of responsible professional experience in energy planning, services, management, or conservation
- verifiedValid State of Hawai'i Driver License (Class 3) or comparable driver license
Benefits & Perks
check_circleFlexible working arrangements including alternate work schedules (4-10) and flexible hourscheck_circlePaid vacation time starting immediately upon hire, up to 21 days per yearcheck_circlePaid sick leave starting immediately upon hire, up to 21 days per yearcheck_circle13 paid holidays per year plus General Election Day when applicablecheck_circleCounty Tuition Reimbursement Program for employees advancing their educationcheck_circleEligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) federal programcheck_circleEmployees' Retirement System defined benefit public pension plancheck_circleDeferred Compensation voluntary supplemental retirement savings plancheck_circleFlexible Spending Plan for pre-tax payment of dependent care and medical expensescheck_circleVariety of health benefit plans for eligible employees
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Skills, education and keywords
Skills: Energy Management, Energy Planning, Energy Conservation, Electric Utility, Rate Structures, Pump Software, Scada, Solar, Wind, Hydro-Generation.
Education: Baccalaureate degree in electrical, civil, or mechanical engineering required.
Frequently asked questions about Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii
What does a Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii do?expand_more
A Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii is responsible for the following: Manage data input and report generation for electric utility and pumpage data; Research and optimize electric utility rate structures for existing accounts; Collaborate with operations personnel to implement procedures and conduct on-site tests; and Assist with non-revenue water loss programs by developing unaccounted water projects.
What are the requirements for this Energy Management Analyst role?expand_more
County of Hawaii is looking for candidates who meet the following requirements: Baccalaureate degree in electrical, civil, or mechanical engineering; 4 years of responsible professional experience in energy planning, services, management, or conservation; and Valid State of Hawai'i Driver License (Class 3) or comparable driver license.
Where is the Energy Management Analyst role at County of Hawaii located?expand_more
Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii is based in Mohouli Street, Hilo, Hawaiʻi County, Hawaii, 96720, United States. This is a on-site role.
Is this Energy Management Analyst job remote, hybrid, or on-site?expand_more
County of Hawaii has listed this Energy Management Analyst role as on-site.
How much experience is required for this Energy Management Analyst role?expand_more
Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii typically requires 4+ years of relevant experience at the mid level level.
What skills do you need for the Energy Management Analyst role at County of Hawaii?expand_more
Key skills for Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii include Energy Management; Energy Planning; Energy Conservation; Electric Utility; Rate Structures; Pump Software; Scada; and Solar.
What education is required for Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii?expand_more
Educational requirements for this role: Baccalaureate degree in electrical, civil, or mechanical engineering required.
What category does the Energy Management Analyst role belong to?expand_more
Energy Management Analyst at County of Hawaii is part of the engineering job category on Recrutus.
About County of Hawaii
County of Hawaii operates within the Government Administration industry, delivering essential public services to residents across the Hawaiian archipelago. Headquartered in Hilo, the organization manages a wide range of municipal functions that support local communities, infrastructure, and public safety initiatives. As a government entity, the county focuses on maintaining operational efficiency while addressing the unique needs of its diverse population. The organization serves as a central hub for administrative oversight, ensuring that local governance aligns with state and federal regulations. County of Hawaii functions as an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer, committing to fair treatment for all applicants and employees regardless of background. This dedication to inclusivity underpins its hiring practices and internal policies. The county's footprint extends throughout the island, facilitating access to government resources and programs for all citizens. By prioritizing equitable service delivery and community engagement, the organization remains a vital institution in the region's public sector landscape.
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