YNHHS Energy Program ManagerTo be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.The YNHHS Energy Program Manager provides system wide leadership for energy-sustainability management, utility performance, and sustainability across Yale New Haven Health System, consisting of 12 million square feet of hospital, research, and outpatient portfolio. This role develops and executes enterprise energy strategies (including procurement), optimizes utility consumption, manages energy data systems, and ensures compliance with regulatory and sustainability requirements. The YNHHS Energy Program Manager partners closely with Facilities Operations, Engineering, Capital Planning, and Sustainability teams to drive reliability, cost efficiency, and carbon reduction initiatives. This position plays a key role in advancing enterprise energy performance and supporting consistent execution across all sites. EEO/AA/Disability/VeteranResponsibilitiesDevelop and lead the Enterprise Energy-Sustainability Management Strategy (Sourcing, Supply and Demand Management) for all hospitals, research facilities, and outpatient sitesManage utility performance, including electricity, natural gas, steam, chilled water, and water consumptionOversee enterprise energy data systems, metering, dashboards, and analyticsLead energy-sustainability benchmarking using ASHE, ENERGY STAR, and internal performance databasesIdentify and implement energy reduction projects, operational improvements, and optimization measuresSupport carbon reduction planning, sustainability reporting, and emissions trackingPartner with Engineering and Facilities Operations on plant optimization, load management, and reliability improvementsIntegrate energy performance into capital planning, including FCI, lifecycle, and infrastructure renewalDevelop enterprise utility budgets, utility bill payments, forecasts, and variance analysisManage relationships with utilities, energy suppliers, and demand response partnersLead enterprise commissioning and retro commissioning strategies for energy intensive systemsSupport regulatory compliance for energy reporting, benchmarking mandates, and sustainability requirementsProvide technical guidance and 'Rules & Tools' to local site operations teamsFacilitate cross site training, knowledge sharing, and adoption of standard energy practicesCommunicate energy performance, risks, and opportunities to system leadershipWork with Capital Planning and technical SME's to perform lifecycle cost analysesQualificationsEDUCATIONBachelors degree in engineering, energy management, environmental science, or related field. CEM, CEA, PE, or LEED AP preferred. Professional association membership (ASHE, AEE, APPA, etc.) and Six Sigma Black-belt preferred.EXPERIENCEMinimum 5 years of energy management experience, preferably in healthcare, research, or a highly regulated environment.
Experience with central utility plants, HVAC optimization, and building automation systems. Candidates without a Bachelor's degree must have 10+ years of relevant energy or utilities leadership experience and be actively enrolled in a degree program.SPECIAL SKILLSADDITIONAL COMPETENCIES:Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, and energy analytics toolExperience with CMMS, BAS/BMS, metering systems, and utility dashboardsStrong analytical and financial modeling skillsUnderstanding of mechanical/electrical systems, codes, and commissioningAbility to manage multiple priorities in a fast paced environmentStrong communication and stakeholder engagement skillsRequired skillsets:Energy analyticsFinancial acumenProject managementCommunication proficiencyTime managementVendor/utility managementLeadershipData interpretationPHYSICAL DEMANDModerate physical effort: intermittent standing, walking, and reaching is required without assistance. Close computer work with intense concentration more than half of the day. Ability to discern color, ability to hear conversations and telephone communications clearly. The physical working environment will be a well-lit and ventilated office space with a work area and access to plotters, scanners, and printers. Part-time working environment will require visits to construction and renovation sites. Applicant must be able to navigate sites under construction including stairs and ladders unassisted.YNHHS Requisition ID