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Jes Rivas is a seasoned building systems engineer with over 18 years of experience in energy technology assessment, market development, and evaluation. Her expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of utility and customer-side technologies, with a particular focus on emerging technologies, electrification strategies, load flexibility, distributed energy resources, and grid-edge innovations.
Jes has been instrumental in guiding clients through the complexities of policy shifts, funding opportunities, and the diversification of research and development pipelines. Her approach emphasizes technical rigor, community and industry partnership, and the pursuit of accessible energy solutions.
Jes is also recognized for her contributions to the energy sector’s thought leadership. She has authored numerous papers and presented on holistic approaches to research and development, market shaping, and achieving scalable market adoption. She is a Voting Member of the Pacific Northwest Power Council’s Regional Technical Forum and Board member of the International Energy Program Evaluation Conference.
At Swift, Jes leads the firm and sets our strategic direction – shaping client relationships, guiding business development, and driving the vision for where Swift is headed next.
Scott Hackel is an engineering leader with more than 20 years of experience advancing building decarbonization, grid-interactive systems, and applied research. His expertise spans strategic electrification, advanced building controls, energy codes and standards, and the development of scalable pilot programs that integrate technical innovation with measurable impact.
Scott has directed complex field pilots across multiple states, partnered with utilities and federal agencies, and contributed to national industry guidance through organizations such as ASHRAE. His work consistently bridges technical rigor, policy alignment, and real-world implementation.
Scott is widely recognized for his ability to translate complex building science and grid integration concepts into actionable strategy. A licensed Professional Engineer and LEED Accredited Professional, he serves in advisory roles supporting code advancement, electrification initiatives, and strategic decarbonization efforts. His leadership reflects a deep commitment to advancing clean energy solutions that are technically sound, equitable, and scalable.
At Swift, Scott leads and develops our team – managing day-to-day operations, guiding project delivery, and ensuring our work is creating impact while meeting the highest standards of rigor.
Maass is a researcher and evaluator with nearly a decade of experience focused on energy efficiency and transportation electrification initiatives within the utility sector. She leads complex research projects, as well as the development and administration of multidisciplinary R&D initiatives. She is an adept and organized project manager who provides strong and supportive team leadership to deliver work on time and on budget. Maass’ topical experience ranges from residential HVAC and water heating technologies to transportation electrification, new construction programs, and the water-energy nexus. Her background in sustainability and urban planning inspires her work in the utility sector with the perpetual goal of creating more resilient communities.
At Swift, Maass leads and designs our research projects – bringing structure, creativity, and expertise to the studies and evaluations at the heart of our work.
Troy Ostrowski is an energy efficiency and utility program professional with nearly 20 years of experience supporting residential and small business energy initiatives. His background spans project coordination, stakeholder engagement, program tracking, and administrative operations with a consistent focus on keeping complex, multi-stakeholder work organized and moving forward.
At Swift, Troy keeps our internal operations running smoothly, manages our business development infrastructure, and jumps in wherever the team needs support.
Rebecca Sadler is a project manager and researcher with over 15 years of experience leading cross-functional projects, research initiatives, and strategic communications in the clean energy space. She brings a combination of technical project management and strategy, with experience in survey design, data analysis, and translating complex findings into clear, compelling insights. Rebecca has managed multi-year federal research projects, led utility incentive programs, and directed teams across engineering, research, and communications functions. Her background also includes video strategy and digital content production, reflecting a versatile skill set that spans technical rigor and audience-focused storytelling.
At Swift, Rebecca helps move our research forward – combining hands-on project leadership with a talent for turning data into clear, client-ready insight.
Keyania Campbell is an applied researcher and project manager with experience directing complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives across academic, government, and community settings. She brings deep expertise in qualitative and quantitative research design, community-based participatory methods, and IRB-approved study design. Keyania is skilled at synthesizing complex data into clear, structured deliverables for diverse audiences, and has managed fiscal reporting and timelines across multi-year grant lifecycles. Her background spans public health research, digital humanities, and international community development, giving her a broad, cross-disciplinary lens on research design and stakeholder engagement.
At Swift, Keyania supports our research projects – bringing expertise and rigor to our qualitative research, from design through data synthesis to reporting.