The Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) works to advance a “resilient and affordable energy system” while providing solutions to help residents make informed decisions about energy. A division of the State of Oregon, ODOE has hired in the past for 100% work-from-home jobs for qualified applicants in the government & politics, project management, accounting & finance, and administrative career fields. As part of the state government, the agency offers eligible employees competitive pay and benefits, including comprehensive healthcare coverage, paid time off, retirement planning through Oregon’s Public Employees Retirement Systems (PERS), life insurance options, and a deferred compensation savings program offering a variety of investment opportunities.

A statewide agency established in 1975, the Oregon Department of Energy is committed to a “safe, equitable, clean, and sustainable future.” The agency is committed to retaining Oregon’s ranking as one of the nation’s most energy-efficient states, continually on the leading edge of initiatives promoting renewable energy and energy-efficient options for businesses, organizations, and individuals. ODOE's core responsibilities include regulation and oversight of energy facilities; researching, collecting, and analyzing data that guide’s Oregon’s energy policies; working collaboratively to help meet the state’s energy challenges; and providing technical assistance and educational resources to help the state address energy, economic, and climate goals.

The Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE) works to advance a “resilient and affordable energy system” while providing solutions to help residents make informed decisions about energy. A division of the State of Oregon, ODOE has hired in the past for 100% work-from-home jobs for qualified applicants in the government & politics, project management, accounting & finance, and administrative career fields. As part of the state government, the agency offers eligible employees competitive pay and benefits, including comprehensive healthcare coverage, paid time off, retirement planning through Oregon’s Public Employees Retirement Systems (PERS), life insurance options, and a deferred compensation savings program offering a variety of investment opportunities.

A statewide agency established in 1975, the Oregon Department of Energy is committed to a “safe, equitable, clean, and sustainable future.” The agency is committed to retaining Oregon’s ranking as one of the nation’s most energy-efficient states, continually on the leading edge of initiatives promoting renewable energy and energy-efficient options for businesses, organizations, and individuals. ODOE's core responsibilities include regulation and oversight of energy facilities; researching, collecting, and analyzing data that guide’s Oregon’s energy policies; working collaboratively to help meet the state’s energy challenges; and providing technical assistance and educational resources to help the state address energy, economic, and climate goals.