Responsible for developing a strategic data management program and supporting the engineering and technical oversight of the CSU capital program, data and policy analysis, and compliance support for systemwide energy, electrification, and capital infrastructure initiatives.
The anticipated salary hiring range is up to $90,000 per year, commensurate with qualifications and experience.
- Conduct data analysis, or support third-party consulting contracts, related to utility consumption, regulatory requirements, project and program cost estimates, technology feasibility studies, the CSU capital program, and similar procurement workflows to support compliance with CSU and state requirements (such as those stemming from Title 24 Energy Code, CALGreen, CARB, AQMD, and other related environmental requirements).
- Develop a strategic data plan for the CSU to ensure adequate reporting and compliance related to emissions, utility consumption, and other relevant data streams.
- Support the University Engineer in the administration of the Mechanical Review Board, including keeping meeting minutes and coordinating resources for institutional knowledge, such as guideline development and managing the MRB SharePoint and website.
- In coordination with University Engineer and Assistant Director, monitor relevant legislation and regulatory proceedings, and formulate positions or legislative remedies on pending legislation affecting CSU climate goals.
- Monitor and report on emission, energy, sustainability, climate, and transportation regulations and compliance obligations from government entities throughout the State (CEC, CPUC, EPA, CARB, AQMDs, Governor’s Office, etc.).
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