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Energy Trust of Oregon

energy-saving and renewable power solutions

Energy Trust helps Oregon residential, business and nonprofit utility ratepayers use less energy, save on energy costs and move to renewable resources.

Is Energy Trust of Oregon hiring?

Yes. As of October 12, 2026, Energy Trust of Oregon has 5 open roles on Metaintro. 3 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Energy Trust of Oregon is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

3
4
2
1
JulyAugustSeptemberOctober
October: 1 new role.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

80%
20%
HybridRemote
100% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 50 companies Energy Trust of Oregon names as customers.

Customers hiring now1

Case studies43

  • Nolan Ridge Apartments
  • YoCream International, Inc.
  • Yoshida Foods International
  • Worthy Brewing Co.
  • Washington County
  • Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center
  • Vigor
  • United Salad Co.
  • Widmer Brothers Brewing
  • Touchmark at Mt. Bachelor Village
  • Umpqua Dairy
  • The Wyatt
  • State of Oregon
  • Streetcar Lofts
  • Suzanne Elise Assisted Living
  • Sulzer Pumps
  • St. Mary’s School
  • Unified Grocers
  • Southpark Square
  • Southport Forest Products
  • Shari’s Restaurants
  • Rogue Creamery
  • Smith Frozen Foods
  • Scott’s Heating and Air Conditioning
  • Pioneer Park Condos
  • Rajnus Seed
  • Pacific Northwest College of Art
  • Owens Adair Apartments
  • Pendleton School District
  • Pam’s Sunnyside Greenhouse
  • Oregon Convention Center
  • Oregon Iron Works
  • REACH Community Development
  • Ninkasi Brewing
  • City of Newport
  • New Seasons Market
  • Pacific Natural Foods
  • Peoria Gardens
  • Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
  • New Heights Physical Therapy
  • Hopworks Urban Brewery
  • Oregon Zoo
  • Emerald Valley Weatherization Inc.

Other customers6

  • YoCream
  • St. Mary’s
  • Northwest Oregon Housing Authority
  • Pam’s Sunnyside
  • OMSI
  • New Heights

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Energy Trust of Oregon's customers.

““Energy Trust’s involvement helps with our decision making,” said Clayton Eberle, chief engineer, YoCream. “Their reports include recommendations that might not have occurred to us. The cash incentives, together with detailed estimates of project cost, savings and payback, are useful when seeking upper management approval.””

Clayton Eberle · chief engineer · YoCream

““We love our LEDs. They not only save energy, but we can sit on the sofa and dim the lights using a remote,” Wayne said.”

Wayne

““It uses two-thirds less energy, and has a much bigger tank,” said Wayne. “With a cash incentive from Energy Trust and a dealer rebate, the system cost about the same as a standard water heater.””

Wayne

“The dollars we’re saving on energy costs go directly back into programs and services—helping us deliver quality health care to those who often can’t afford it.”

Gil Muñoz · CEO · Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center

“Without those incentives, we may not have been able to make this upgrade, which I believe has had the most dramatic positive impact on employees and the environment in the seven years we’ve been here.”

Steel · Vigor
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“Sustainability is very important to us. We like to set the standard and adopt green technology wherever we can,”

Steele · Vigor

“We’ve also seen a 10-fold reduction in maintenance needed to change bulbs, allowing employees to focus on other critical maintenance,”

Steele · Vigor

“We have twice the light we had before, making it much safer, particularly for our graveyard and swing shifts,”

Shawn Steele · facilities manager · Vigor

““Energy Trust is an excellent resource in protecting the environment by supporting businesses committed to sustainable business practices,””

Anne Widmer, Ph.D. · chair of the Sustainability Committee · Widmer Brothers Brewing

““The more we save, the more we can produce, which translates into more jobs and higher wages.””

Couch · Umpqua Dairy

““Thanks to Energy Trust, our energy use per unit has dropped steadily and significantly,” said Andy Couch, director of engineering. “We reinvest that savings in new, modern equipment that helps expand our business.””

Andy Couch · director of engineering · Umpqua Dairy

“It just so happened that I needed a gas water heater about a week later,” Rhea recalled. “Because I knew about the program, we installed a high-efficiency gas model and got an incentive.”

Aylee Rhea · Suzanne Elise Assisted Living

“I was surprised how easy the program was to use,”

Aylee Rhea · executive director · Suzanne Elise Assisted Living

““Energy Trust incentives were a vital element in our project investment,” said Dan Kirkpatrick, lean coach. “We’re a business. A dollar saved is a dollar earned.””

Dan Kirkpatrick · lean coach · Sulzer Pumps

““We knew we wanted to put in solar at the school but for us to pay out of pocket just didn’t pencil out at the time. Solar ready allowed us to keep that door open,””

Chris Johnson · St. Mary’s plant manager · St. Mary’s

““We’re pleased with the level of attention and service from the Energy Trust team, not to mention the performance and return on investment,””

Joe Gomez · manager of plant services · Unified Grocers

““Residents love the fact that we’re trying to be as green as possible, and the employees love the new equipment,” said regional vice president Russ Peterson. “We’ve seen a significant reduction in required maintenance—the LEDS, for instance, require fewer replacements so our staff isn’t constantly replacing bulbs.””

Russ Peterson · regional vice president · Southpark Square

““I’ve had amazingly low utility bills,” Martin said. “My gas bill was about one-third of my previous home’s bill this winter.””

Priscilla Martin

“My customers love the Energy Trust Mobile Homes program since it not only saves them money on their energy usage but they are also being offered a service that enhances their well being,”

Scott Fletcher · owner · Scott’s Heating and Air Conditioning

““Residents appreciate the energy- and water-saving improvements,””

Johnston

““The quantity and quality of light since we installed LEDs is a frequent topic of conversation among residents, all of whom are elderly and some of whom disabled,””

Todd Johnston · executive director · Northwest Oregon Housing Authority

““We’re able to make full use of all of our benches year round.””

Janet Tidrick · Pam’s Sunnyside

““Generating our own renewable power keeps the savings coming in and supports our growing sustainability program,””

Paula Bowman-Paradis · sustainability coordinator · Oregon Iron Works

““Local partners like Energy Trust are important in helping us fund innovations and push the envelope in construction practices,” said Ben Sturtz, housing development manager at REACH Community Development. “We believe Orchards will become a replicable industry model for building affordable passive housing.””

Ben Sturtz · housing development manager · REACH Community Development

““We wanted to make the facility as energy efficient as possible, and took advantage of all opportunities available.””

Tim Gross · City of Newport

““The system is more responsive,” Gross said. “We’re able to lower the temperature before a swim meet in about a day; before it took days.””

Tim Gross · City of Newport

““I’ve had multiple residents tell me the aquatic center is the best thing to happen to Newport in 30 years,” said Tim Gross, public works director, City of Newport.”

Tim Gross · public works director · City of Newport

“We weigh the upgrade options with what our facilities will need in the future,” said owner Ben Verhoeven. “While the energy-efficient option may come with a higher price tag upfront, Energy Trust makes the payback doable.”

Ben Verhoeven · owner · Peoria Gardens

“Whenever we can save money on operating costs, we free up more resources for other projects in the facility that help us fulfill our educational mission.”

Jerry Bogorad · director of facility operations · OMSI

“It’s been phenomenal,” said Poe. “We’re on to a really good thing here, and we’re not done yet.”

Kevin Poe · CEO · New Heights

Interviews

How Energy Trust of Oregon describes its hiring process.

“Statements of qualifications will be accepted on an ongoing basis.”

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • SharePoint
  • Project management

Tech stack

Libraries
Tailwind CSS
jQuery
Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Google Analytics 4
CMS
WordPress
Security
CookieYes

Company facts

Founded
2002
Industry
energy-saving and renewable power solutions
Sector (NAICS)
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Social
LinkedIn · X · YouTube · Facebook

Questions about Energy Trust of Oregon

Is Energy Trust of Oregon hiring?
Yes. As of October 12, 2026, Energy Trust of Oregon has 5 open roles on Metaintro. 3 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Operations Management (5), Product/Project Management (3), and Tech General (2).
Does Energy Trust of Oregon offer remote or hybrid work?
80% of open roles are hybrid and 20% are remote.
What is the interview process at Energy Trust of Oregon?
Energy Trust of Oregon describes it this way: “Statements of qualifications will be accepted on an ongoing basis.”
Who are Energy Trust of Oregon's customers?
Energy Trust of Oregon names 50 customers, including Portland Community College, Nolan Ridge Apartments, YoCream International, Inc., Yoshida Foods International, and Worthy Brewing Co..
What skills does Energy Trust of Oregon look for?
Its open roles most often ask for SharePoint and Project management.
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