Energy Management Analyst

ChargeNet Stations is building the electric vehicle charging solution of the future. As more electric vehicles hit the road, our mission is to develop a charging experience that delivers low-cost renewable charging to quick-serve restaurant customers while providing much-needed reliability to the grid, all while providing a clean, super-friendly user experience.

Our cloud-based software optimizes and stacks solar, storage, and charging into one consolidated solution that can be seamlessly integrated into retail and restaurant point-of-sale systems. By further utilizing consumer data, we optimize customer electric vehicle charging, allowing for increased operational efficiency and station utilization.

Our charging locations are built in underserved communities, which will equalize opportunities to access electric vehicle charging and renewable energy. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse team. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability. We welcome your application!

ChargeNet Stations: charging our lives, changing our future.

Job Position: Energy Management Analyst

Role and Duties

You will be responsible for investigating behind-the-meter incentives, tariffs, and markets in the US and abroad that support electric vehicle charging, solar, and/or storage. Your specific responsibilities include:

• Analyzing incentive and tariff pairings across various markets
• Providing the business development team with recommendations based on the analyses
• Working with product and project managers to clearly communicate incentives, tariffs, and markets ChargeNet pursues
• Attending utility, utility commission, and FERC update meetings, as well as other relevant discussions to learn about what will be changing in the market

Qualifications

• Passion for green technology
• Excellent verbal, writing, and presentation communication skills
• Collaborative
• Organized
• Knowledge of utility markets, programs, incentives, and tariffs, especially those in California and New York
• Knowledge of demand response programs, especially those in California and Massachusetts
• Ability to make data-backed decisions
• English-fluency

Preferred Qualifications

• Over three years of experience in a relevant field
• Knowledge of power, energy, and electrical physics
• Start-up experience