Delaware State Jobs
Job Posting for Casual-Seasonal Planner IIs
Opening Date: 9/23/2025. Closing Date: 10/22/2025 11:59:00 PM Type of Recruitment: Casual/Seasonal. Salary: $23.96/hour. Pay Grade: FR1 Shift Hours: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Employment Type: Actual Vacancies Employment Term: Casual/Seasonal Agency: DNREC/Division of Climate Coastal and Energy Location(s): State Street Commons: (100 W. Water St., Dover, DE, 19904) Contact Name: DNREC Talent Acquisition Contact Phone: 302-739-9901 Summary: This job posting is for two Casual-Seasonal Planner IIs to work in the Energy Programs section of Delaware's State Energy Office. One position will primarily staff the Green Energy Fund and work on renewable energy projects. The second position will primarily staff the Energy Efficiency Investment Fund and work on energy efficiency projects. Both positions will be responsible for supporting programs and initiatives that promote energy efficiency and clean energy throughout Delaware to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change, particularly for disadvantaged communities. Specific projects include reviewing and tracking grant applications, invoice processing, analyzing and assessing data, responding to questions from the public, community engagement and research and analysis of state and regional energy programs. Additional support to other energy programs may be assigned as needed.
Opening Date: 9/23/2025. Closing Date: 10/22/2025 11:59:00 PM Type of Recruitment: Casual/Seasonal. Salary: $23.96/hour. Pay Grade: FR1 Shift Hours: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Employment Type: Actual Vacancies Employment Term: Casual/Seasonal Agency: DNREC/Division of Climate Coastal and Energy Location(s): State Street Commons: (100 W. Water St., Dover, DE, 19904) Contact Name: DNREC Talent Acquisition Contact Phone: 302-739-9901 Summary: This job posting is for two Casual-Seasonal Planner IIs to work in the Energy Programs section of Delaware's State Energy Office. One position will primarily staff the Green Energy Fund and work on renewable energy projects. The second position will primarily staff the Energy Efficiency Investment Fund and work on energy efficiency projects. Both positions will be responsible for supporting programs and initiatives that promote energy efficiency and clean energy throughout Delaware to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change, particularly for disadvantaged communities. Specific projects include reviewing and tracking grant applications, invoice processing, analyzing and assessing data, responding to questions from the public, community engagement and research and analysis of state and regional energy programs. Additional support to other energy programs may be assigned as needed.