• Lead portfolio monitoring and risk management processes for CPC’s sustainability portfolio • Regularly interact with all parties to the transactions including but not limited to: originators/underwriters, program staff, program engineers, grantees/borrowers, contractors/installers, governmental partners, internal legal counsel, and other external partners • Review/approve grant/loan packages submitted by originators, including the Basis of Design, Plans, Budget, Schedule and Contracts ensuring scope and all related construction documents comply with program requirements • Review project advance requests, including review of engineer submitted Site Observation and Commissioning reports, ensuring compliance with requirements of funding source, CPC policies and procedures, as well as construction risk best practices • Track and provide reporting on project budgets and the availability of funds during construction as it relates to the construction timeline and anticipated construction draws, ensuring that projects remain in balance. Review and approve, if applicable, paperwork required for ongoing project advances. • Collect and coordinate all documentation on recently completed projects to facilitate return (“reassignment”) back to State or conversion to permanent financing. • Attend project site visits as needed per program requirements • Provide training seminars to internal and external clients on sustainability construction risk guidelines, procedures and policies • Work to develop best practices and equipment type recommendations for various building type sustainability retrofits. • Provide policy and technical expertise in support of current local and State sustainability guidelines and requirements, as well as to support the design of future decarbonization and energy efficiency programs.