Discover career opportunities in the bioenergy industry! The “Career Exploration Wheel” graphically depicts how academic concentrations relate to bioenergy industry subsectors. The career map can be used by people of all stages or levels of academic and professional progression. Mouse over the wheel to explore how your academic background corresponds to bioenergy industry related careers in Communication, Education, & Outreach; Engineering & Manufacturing; Agriculture, Life, & Physical Sciences; Operations, Management, & Business; and Infrastructure.
This recruiting tool funded by the Building Technologies Office offers job seekers hundreds of options to obtain and advance careers in the green-buildings industry. As part of a nationwide effort to recruit an energy-efficiency workforce focused on constructing, retrofitting, and maintaining healthy and energy-efficient buildings, BTO partnered with the Interstate Renewable Energy Council and other industry groups to develop the Green Buildings Career Map.
Mouse over the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Career Map to explore hydrogen and fuel cells industry related jobs in Research and Development, Engineering, and Manufacturing; Operations and Management; and Communications, Training and Outreach. While the career map profiles many hydrogen and fuel cells careers, there may be occupations that are not included in this map but are important to the success of the hydrogen and fuel cells industry. The information presented within each occupational profile (i.e. position description, education, training, and other qualifications) was synthesized from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Outlook Handbook, 2016-17 Edition and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Handbook of Occupational Groups & Families.
The Solar Career Map explores an expanding universe of solar-energy occupations, describing diverse jobs across the industry, charting possible progression between them, and identifying the sorts of credentials necessary to do them well. Use the Solar Career Map to explore 40 jobs across 4 industry sectors, and identify more than 60 routes to advancement. Additional opportunities for progress and promotion can be found within any given occupation on the map, and multisector pathways reinforce the idea of lifelong learning and the natural evolution of skills and interests.
This Wind Career Map explores an expanding universe of wind energy occupations, describing diverse jobs across the industry, charting possible progression between them, and identifying the high-quality training necessary to do them well. While the Wind Career Map endeavors to cover many of the careers in wind energy, there are many occupations in this industry that are not included in this map, but are integral to the success of the industry. Administration, Communications, and Safety, for example, as well as entry-level internships and apprenticeships are among the many wind energy jobs.
The ASFPM Foundation Future Leaders Scholarship is a two-year scholarship awarded annually to a deserving college student entering their junior year of undergraduate studies or the last two years of a 5-year or dual degree undergraduate program. The Future Leaders Scholarship is intended to advance flood risk management research and practice. The ASFPM Foundation has established eligibility criteria, and along with a demonstration of financial need, the student must be pursuing a course of study related to the missions of the ASFPM and ASFPM Foundation. Also, after graduation the student must plan to work in a profession that directly, or indirectly, supports the field of flood risk management.
Purpose of the ASFPM Foundation Future Leaders Scholarship:
ASFPM
Foundation’s vision for this scholarship is to create an additional
means to advance flood risk management research and practice by helping
to support the education of future flood risk management professionals.
Each scholarship will be awarded to a deserving college student who
plans to work after graduation in a profession that directly, or
indirectly, supports the field of flood risk management. The selected
scholar will receive direct financial assistance, mentoring and support
finding a paid summer internship in a relevant professional setting.