Energy Division /Climate Initiatives, Renewables, and Administration Branch / Climate and Equity Initiatives Section:

Would you like to contribute to achieving the state’s ambitious and internationally recognized clean energy and environmental goals? The California Public Utilities Commission has a lead role in achieving the State's Net Zero Carbon goals. The Climate & Equity Initiatives section is in search of a dynamic, creative team member to assist in implementing critical innovation policies including the EPIC and Gas RD&D programs, climate adaptation, coordination of federal grants, and implementation of equity initiatives. If energy or environmental sustainability is your passion, and you would to contribute to California’s clean energy future, we encourage you to apply. The Climate & Equity Initiatives section values strong communication skills and seeks individuals that perform well in team environments.
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Under the general direction of the section Program and Project Supervisor, the analyst will consider issues around innovation in achieving California's climate goals to achieve zero net energy in California by 2045, including federal initiatives. The analyst will work to facilitate innovation policies related to electric and gas research development and demonstration (RD&D), climate adaptation, implementation of equity policies, and coordination of federal grants. The analyst will coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, including at other state and federal agencies to support the state's SB 100 mandates. The analyst will also support CPUC’s efforts to implement its Social Justice (ESJ) Action Plan. The analyst will generally perform policy research and analysis, undertake project management including facilitating meetings and workshops, and generally advise decision-makers. The analyst will consider diversity, equity, and inclusion in policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and internal processes. Authority for this Limited-term Position was granted in FY 2022 BCP to implement AB 843, Aguiar-Curry, 2021.

You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement.

Minimum Qualifications: Please review the minimum qualifications for the Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst IV position here. 

Application To-Dos: 

1. Create a CalCareers account if you haven't already
2. Take the exam for the classification you're applying for - CalCareers. Click “Apply Now” and it will take you to the exam.  This will allow you to become “list eligible” to apply for the role
3. Fill out the STD 678 form within your CalCareers application. This is the legal document we will use to review your application
4. Attach your Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) within your CalCareers application.
5. Ensure your SOQ is formatted with the following requirements:
   • Use 11-point Arial font
   • Single-spaced
   • 2 page limit
   • Submit your application by December 14, 2024 @ 11:59 PM PT

If you have any questions regarding the application process, please reach out to EnergyDivisionRecruiting@cpuc.ca.gov.

For the Minimum Qualifications for the Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst IV classification, please visit: https://www.calhr.ca.gov/state-hr-professionals/pages/4592.aspx

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