Energy Engineer

Energy Sciences•Berkley, MI

13h•$71,711 - $92,000•Hybrid

About The Position

This position has a home-based office in the Metro Detroit area. It requires site work and the use of a personal vehicle with up to 25% local travel. You will join a team dedicated to helping commercial and industrial customers reduce their energy use by providing technical expertise through energy efficiency programs, training initiatives, and direct-to-customer services.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related field
Non-degreed professional considered with a minimum of five (5) years of experience in energy assessments and commissioning/retro-retro-commissioning-related work.
Engineering support for utility energy efficiency programs.
Retro-commissioning of HVAC, lighting, and process systems.
New building systems commissioning.
HVAC system assessments for general conditions and to identify energy savings opportunities.
ASHRAE level I, II, III energy auditing for commercial and industrial facilities.
Energy and economic analyses based on trending, bin weather data, and regression analysis.
Utilizing BMS for trending, field measurement, and verification work.
Calculate and verify energy savings from implemented energy efficiency measures.
Knowledge of building systems, including HVAC, pumps, chilled water, hot water, steam, industrial processes, and compressed air.
Knowledge of decarbonization strategies for buildings and industries.
Working on-site with commercial and industrial customers.
Writing reports and delivering presentations.
Utilizing tools such as Microsoft Office and advanced skills using Excel.

Nice To Haves

CEM, CEA, CMVP, EBCP, and PE certification preferred.
Two years of experience with the items below preferred: Engineering support for utility energy efficiency programs. Retro-commissioning of HVAC, lighting, and process systems. New building systems commissioning. HVAC system assessments for general conditions and to identify energy savings opportunities. ASHRAE level I, II, III energy auditing for commercial and industrial facilities. Energy and economic analyses based on trending, bin weather data, and regression analysis. Utilizing BMS for trending, field measurement, and verification work. Calculate and verify energy savings from implemented energy efficiency measures. Knowledge of building systems, including HVAC, pumps, chilled water, hot water, steam, industrial processes, and compressed air. Knowledge of decarbonization strategies for buildings and industries. Working on-site with commercial and industrial customers. Writing reports and delivering presentations. Utilizing tools such as Microsoft Office and advanced skills using Excel.

Responsibilities

Identifying and quantifying energy efficiency opportunities.
Performing energy and economic analyses.
Reviewing energy assessments, opportunities, and calculations.
Collaborating with customers, assisting with technical questions, and developing projects.
Preparing reports and delivering presentations.
Conducting site surveys and facilities assessments.
Collaborating with other technical team members to teach and learn energy engineering fundamentals.
Support customers with utility energy efficiency programs.
Travel time up to 25%.