Clean Energy, Sr. Asset Manager (Bethesda or Baltimore) MD.

Enterprise Community Partners•Bethesda, MD

11d•Hybrid

About The Position

Enterprise Community Development (ECD) is a leading affordable housing developer in the Mid-Atlantic Region and among the largest non-profit owners of affordable housing in the country. With more than 120 communities serving approximately 23,000 residents across Maryland, DC, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, ECD has tested and scaled multiple approaches to reduce energy costs, improve resilience, and deliver long-term value for residents and properties. The company’s business units include its Residential property management team of more than 400 professionals, Asset Management, Finance/Accounting, Development, and the Office of the President. In order to support our residents in their efforts to build resilience and upward mobility, many properties owned and operated by ECD include robust resident services. ECD integrates clean energy and resiliency across its affordable housing portfolio and new development pipeline. To date, ECD has developed more than 3.3MW of clean energy assets operating across 12 properties with another 3.7MW of projects in financial close. In 2026, we are expanding our renewable energy focus beyond our immediate property portfolio to co-develop more than 4.5MW off-site solar projects. The Clean Energy Asset Manager will work alongside the Clean Energy Development Manager as well as Sr. Director and Director of Clean Energy to oversee a growing portfolio of projects in operation. Please submit a cover letter with resume submission.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Renewable Energy, Real Estate, Business, Finance, or a related field.
Five to seven (5–7 ) years of demonstrated professional experience in renewable energy asset management, project management, green building development and/or operations; experience with solar, battery storage, EV charging, or multifamily/affordable housing assets preferred.
Strong understanding of renewable energy technologies, grid operations, energy markets, regulatory compliance, utility benchmarking, and building energy performance requirements.
Demonstrated financial management skills, including budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, performance tracking, and use of Excel or similar tools; proficiency with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint required.
Excellent analytical, problem-solving, communication, and relationship-management skills, with the ability to coordinate across internal teams, vendors, lenders, investors, utilities, and regulators.
Ability to create, manage, and track operational improvement measures and key performance indicators; identify strategies to improve asset performance; and travel to project sites and stakeholder meetings as needed.

Nice To Haves

Certified Energy Manager (CEM) certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee day-to-day performance, compliance, and reliability of ECD’s solar, battery storage, and EV charging assets, including monitoring results, identifying issues, coordinating corrective actions, and supporting continuous improvement.
Lead or coordinate energy audits, utility benchmarking, BEPS-related reporting, and site-specific energy and water improvement plans to reduce operating costs and meet regulatory requirements.
Develop and manage asset budgets, forecasts, financial reports, revenue tracking, OPEX/CAPEX analysis, and lender/investor reporting in partnership with Accounting, Finance, and senior Clean Energy staff.
Manage key contracts and vendor relationships, including PPAs, O&M agreements, utility/off-taker relationships, service providers, equipment manufacturers, renewals, amendments, maintenance, and repairs.
Maintain compliance with applicable local, state, federal, utility, market, environmental, permit, and reporting requirements, including Better Climate Challenge goals and relevant energy performance standards.
Analyze project economics, PJM market conditions, asset performance data, and operational risks; maintain related databases, dashboards, and reports; and recommend strategies to optimize revenue, performance, and resilience.
Serve as a primary asset-management contact for internal teams, investors, lenders, utilities, regulators, vendors, and other stakeholders, coordinating across property management, asset management, development, engineering, and construction teams.