基于合同：公共部门能源融资培训师
Contract-based: Public Sector Energy Financing Trainer
这是一个远程职位。
关于我们：
ID360 是一家快速发展的韧性与能源咨询公司，致力于推动智能建筑实践和能效提升。作为我们使命的一部分，我们正在寻找一名或多名经验丰富的能源融资培训师，为市政设施工作人员提供合同制培训。该职位将专注于对市政工作人员进行能源融资方面的教育。
合同机会：
我们正在寻找一位知识渊博且善于沟通的培训师，负责开发并讲授“公共部门能源融资101”——这是一门为当地政府工作人员设计的实用培训课程，帮助他们了解能效和脱碳资金的环境。这是一个兼职、项目制的合同职位，适合在公共部门能源金融领域有深厚专业知识，并有将复杂主题向政府受众清晰传达经验的专业人士。
旧金山湾区的当地政府正在积极寻求资金用于建筑升级和电气化项目，但许多工作人员缺乏评估和追求现有融资选项的基础知识。你将帮助改变这一现状。
职位详情：
· 用工类型：项目制合同
- 地点：主要为虚拟工作，但在旧金山湾区有少量线下培训交付
要求
关键职责：
你将开发并组织针对公共部门能源融资策略和工具的培训课程。具体职责包括：
• 设计符合当地政府部门工作人员（包括财务、设施和可持续发展人员）需求的课程内容，这些机构包括城市、县、学区和特殊区
• 提供引人入胜的培训课程，帮助参与者掌握能源融资工具的实际应用知识，而不仅仅是概念性概述
• 涵盖的主题包括：
◦ 能效和脱碳融资机制（例如账单融资、绿色债券、PACE、循环贷款基金、州和联邦资助计划）
◦ 在地方政府环境中设计和实施能源融资项目
◦ 负荷转移、需求管理以及绩效合同的基本概念，及其与融资结构的关系
◦ 公共机构特有的采购要求和合规考虑
• 根据参与机构的具体融资背景和优先事项调整内容
• 支持参与者理解如何评估融资选项并建立内部采用的依据
资格要求：
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This is a remote position.
About Us:
ID360 is a rapidly growing resilience and energy consulting firm committed to advancing smart building practices and energy efficiency. As part of our mission, we are seeking one or more experienced Energy Financing Trainers for Municipal Facilities Staff on a contract basis. This role will focus on educating municipal staff on energy financing.
Contract Opportunity:
We are seeking a knowledgeable and engaging trainer to develop and deliver “Public Sector Energy Financing 101”—a practical training program designed for local government staff navigating the landscape of energy-efficiency and decarbonization funding. This is a part-time, project-based contract role ideal for a professional with deep expertise in public sector energy finance and a track record of making complex topics accessible to government audiences.
Local governments across the Bay Area are actively seeking ways to fund building upgrades and electrification projects—but many staff members lack the foundational knowledge to evaluate and pursue available financing options. You’ll help change that.
Role Details:
· Engagement Type: Project-based contract
- Location:Primarily virtual role with limited in-person training delivery in the Bay Area
Requirements
Key Responsibilities:
You will develop and facilitate training sessions on public-sector energy financing strategies and tools. Specific responsibilities include:
•Designing curriculum tailored to the needs of local government staff, including finance, facilities, and sustainability personnel in public agencies such as cities, counties, school districts, and special districts
•Delivering engaging training sessions that build participants’ real working knowledge of energy financing tools, not just conceptual overviews
•Covering topics such as:
◦Energy efficiency and decarbonization financing mechanisms (e.g., on-bill financing, green bonds, PACE, revolving loan funds, state and federal grant programs)
◦Designing and implementing energy financing projects in local government settings
◦Load shifting, demand management, and performance contracting basics as they relate to financing structures
◦Procurement requirements and compliance considerations unique to public agencies
•Adapting content to the specific financing context and priorities of participating agencies
•Supporting participants in understanding how to evaluate financing options and build internal cases for adoption
Qualifications:
We are looking for trainers who combine deep subject matter expertise with the ability to translate technical and financial concepts into clear, actionable instruction. Qualified candidates will demonstrate strength in the following areas:
Public Sector Energy Financing Technical Expertise
Direct experience with energy efficiency and decarbonization financing tools is essential. Strong candidates will demonstrate:
•Familiarity with a range of public sector energy financing mechanisms, including but not limited to:
◦On-bill financing and on-bill repayment programs
◦Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) for public/commercial facilities
◦Green bonds and sustainability-linked debt instruments
◦State and federal grant programs (e.g., IRA, IIJA, CERF, SGIP)
◦Revolving loan funds and internal capital planning approaches
◦Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) and Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESCs)
•Hands-on experience designing and implementing energy financing projects within local government or public institutional settings
•Strong understanding of how financing structures align with decarbonization goals, capital planning cycles, and public procurement requirements
Local Government Knowledge & Experience
Direct experience working in or with local government is a significant asset. Ideal candidates have:
•Worked directly with or within cities, counties, school districts, water districts, transit agencies, or other public entities on energy-related financing or procurement
•An understanding of the budget cycles, approval processes, and political dynamics that shape how local governments evaluate and adopt new financing tools
•Experience with Bay Area jurisdictions is highly valued, though not required
Training & Communication Skills
Candidates must be comfortable designing instructional content and leading sessions for working professionals in local government settings, including:
•Developing training materials (slide decks, job aids, case studies, worksheets) that translate complex financing and technical content into clear, actionable guidance
•Facilitating group training sessions in a way that engages participants, welcomes questions, and adapts to varying levels of prior knowledge
•Drawing on real-world field experience to ground instruction in practical examples and relatable scenarios
How to Apply:If you’re excited about the opportunity to contribute to smart building practices and have the skills and experience, we are looking for, we’d love to hear from you. Please submit your resume and a cover letter
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