Nonprofit designing and implementing clean‑energy, electrification, and energy‑efficiency programs.
Support finance ops (disbursements, payroll, revenue, accounting) and ERP systems.
6 days ago ago
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Winooski, VT
Hybrid
Company Size
300 Employees
Service Specialisms
Energy Efficiency
Sustainability Consulting
Building Performance
Energy Modeling
Green Building Design
Renewable Energy
Environmental Consulting
Sector Specialisms
Energy
Buildings
Transportation
Utilities
Energy Efficiency
Building Decarbonization
Transport Electrification
Clean and Flexible Grid
Role
Description
erp implementation
jira administration
process support
financial liaison
disbursements sme
revenue sme
Occasional movement between meeting spaces, collaboration areas, and individual workstations
Responsible for process support of all related activities
Serves as a liaison between Disbursements & Payroll and Financial Systems team
Serves as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Disbursements & Payroll pertaining to ERP implementation, maintenance, and improvements
Serves as a liaison between Revenue and Financial Systems teams
Assists with the liaison between Accounting and Financial Systems teams
Responsible for implementation, maintenance, and process improvements of the Finance JIRA system
Responsible for process support of all related activities, as needed
Serves as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Revenue function pertaining to ERP implementation maintenance, and improvements
Requirements
desktop computing
bachelor’s degree
2-4 years
customer service
organized
communication
Cognitive focus for simultaneous management of multiple communication streams, projects, and stakeholder relationships
Visual acuity to view digital screens, documents, and presentations for prolonged periods
Ability to work independently in facilitating larger project work, working through others to accomplish organizational goals.
Auditory capabilities to participate effectively in conversations, conference calls, and virtual collaboration sessions
This position does not require regular travel. Occasional in-person attendance at company events or meetings (typically 0–2 times per year) may be encouraged, but participation is often optional or available virtually.
Ability to remain stationary at a workstation for extended periods (typically 6-8 hours per day with regular breaks)
Demonstrated experience in providing excellent customer service to internal and external customers.
Demonstrated ability to be organized, detail-oriented, accurate, and able to handle multiple tasks and competing priorities in a dynamic and fast paced environment.
Regular use of computer, keyboard, mouse, and telephone/headset requiring fine motor skills and repetitive hand/wrist movements
All positions at VEIC are subject to criminal background checks. This screening is conducted in compliance with applicable laws and is a standard part of our hiring process to ensure the safety and security of our employees, clients, and contractual obligations.
Minimal lifting requirements (typically under 15 pounds) for office supplies, equipment, or materials
Strong personal commitment to the mission, vision, goals and values of VEIC.
Verbal communication abilities are sufficient for clear articulation during in-person and virtual meetings, presentations, and discussions
Strong desktop computing skills and experience.
Bachelor’s degree and 2 - 4 years of relevant experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Benefits
VEIC provides ergonomic assessments and appropriate accommodation to support team members in this collaborative environment, if needed. Our commitment to wellness includes encouraging regular movement breaks and supporting flexible work arrangements that promote sustainable productivity aligned with our core values.
No Travel Required
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
all positions are subject to criminal background checks as part of the hiring process.
Company
Overview
1986 Founded
Year Established
The company was established in Vermont with a focus on cutting energy costs through efficiency.
115M Metric Tons
CO2e Reduced
Accumulated reductions in carbon emissions since 2000, reflecting significant environmental impact.
$4.9B Savings
Lifetime Energy Savings
Total savings generated for consumers through energy efficiency programs.
Pioneered the nation’s first regulated statewide energy‑efficiency utility—Efficiency Vermont—in 1999.
Expanded in 2008 to operate major programs in D.C. and Ohio, later adding projects across multiple states.
Designs and runs large‑scale clean‑energy initiatives including rebate programs under IRA/BIL funding.
Specializes in efficiency, building decarbonization, transportation electrification and grid modernization.
Uses data‑driven evaluation, federal funding navigation, and community pilots to drive clean‑energy impact.
Culture + Values
94% of employees feel welcome
Employee Satisfaction
Over 90% of employees report feeling welcome, cared for, and proud to work at the organization.
Over 90% employee satisfaction
Employee Well-being
Employees express strong feelings of connection to their colleagues and pride in their work environment.
Certified Great Place To Work
Workplace Recognition
The company has earned the title of a Great Place To Work certification, based solely on employee feedback.
2024 Culture Statement Launch
Cultural Commitment
The company will launch a Culture Statement and Themes in 2024 to reinforce its dedication to positive culture.
Continuous engagement with employees, addressing needs and making improvements based on feedback
Environment + Sustainability
115M CO₂e Saved
Cumulative Emissions Reduction
Total CO2e reductions since 2000 through energy-saving and electrification solutions.
$5.6B Savings
Lifetime Customer Savings
Total savings achieved for customers since 2000.
480K People
Clean Energy Program Beneficiaries
Number of individuals reached by clean energy programs, with a focus on socially vulnerable communities.
829T GHG Reduction
Net-Zero Target Contribution
Annual GHG reduction target for city operations supporting Montpelier’s net-zero initiative.
1.27 million metric tons of CO₂e reductions delivered in 2020 from clean energy programs
Low‑income customers served: 9,042 in 2020
Clients served: 65 across 25 states/provinces in 2020
Goal: pioneer rapid decarbonization; partner on net‑zero playbooks such as Montpelier’s path to net‑zero by 2030
Partnered on City of Montpelier plan projecting 829 metric tons per year additional GHG reduction, targeting net‑zero city operations by 2030
Inclusion & Diversity
Over 50%
Social Impact
Program benefits were deployed in socially vulnerable communities.
480,000
Clean Energy Access
Clean energy programs reached a significant number of people, including 9,042 low‑income customers.
No explicit gender‑related statistics publicly stated
DEI outcomes not detailed on public website or LinkedIn in data‑driven terms