U.S. Green Building Council runs the LEED rating system and backs it with a serverless AWS stack (Lambda, Step Functions, DynamoDB, OpenSearch) plus Amazon Bedrock, which points to generative AI work on its certification tooling. Its hiring centers on product roles tied to LEED O+M versions and rating system usability, alongside a finance push to automate manual accounting with AI.
U.S. Green Building Council is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit that develops and administers LEED, the green building rating system covering building design, construction and operations. It serves member organizations and a large base of LEED-credentialed professionals across builders, corporations, educators and policymakers. The organization has 201–500 employees and hires in the United States and India. Its work spans technical standards development, rating system products, credentialing and governance activities.
USGBC uses Salesforce, Snowflake, Power BI, Drupal and AWS services including Lambda, Step Functions, DynamoDB, OpenSearch and Amazon Bedrock, with Python, Node.js, React and Angular for development.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, focused on product roles alongside executive and finance positions at mid and senior levels, in the United States and India.
USGBC is developing new versions of LEED O+M technical products, running the LEED technical advisory group, benchmarking comparable programs and implementing AI-enabled accounting automation tools.
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