Energy Engineer

MARYLAND ENERGY ADVISORS• US,

1d•$95,000 - $105,000•Remote

About The Position

As an Energy Engineer, you will review custom utility incentive applications, address complex engineering challenges, guide best practices, and ensure accuracy in all deliverables. You will monitor project progress and communicate updates to the MDEA Energy Engineering Management and client to maintain efficiency and quality standards. The Energy Engineer will collaborate closely with the Engineering team, Account Managers, QA/QC staff, and Program Managers to support program goals while maintaining a high standard of technical excellence and customer service.

Requirements

BS in Engineering (architectural, mechanical, electrical, or chemical preferred).
In-depth knowledge of commercial, institutional, hospitality, and manufacturing facilities and their systems, with substantial practical experience in reducing a building's energy consumption.
Experience supporting utility-sponsored energy efficiency programs, demand-side management (DSM) programs, or energy incentive programs.
Experience with standard EM&V protocols (IPMVP) and energy savings calculation methodologies (bin hour calculations, whole building energy modeling, chiller/boiler plant load modeling).
Demonstrated ability to independently manage multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining high-quality standards.
Ability and openness to travel within the Georgia Power service territory for customer meetings, project verification activities, training, and client meetings as needed; must have a current, valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Outstanding interpersonal skills. Demonstrated ability to connect quickly with others and work effectively at all levels within and outside of the organization, including vendors and business partners.
Advanced proficiency in MS Office Applications (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel).

Nice To Haves

MS in Engineering (architectural, mechanical, electrical, or chemical preferred)
Certifications – PE, CMVP, CEM preferred
Experience with energy modeling tools (TRACE 700, TRACE 3D+, eQuest, Carrier HAP, EnergyPlus).
Experience with analyzing utility interval data (AMI data) and regression modeling.
Demonstrated field experience in independently conducting ASHRAE Level II energy audits and verification incentive programs.
Familiarity with Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs) and Energy Performance Standards such as ASHRAE, IECC, and DOE compliance.

Responsibilities

Provide expert technical assistance and support for Georgia Power’s Commercial Energy Efficiency Program, aiding in the creation, upkeep, and implementation of custom review processes and best practices.
Prepare and review technical specifications and engineering calculations for commercial and agricultural energy efficiency projects.
Participate in customer site visits, project verification activities, and technical meetings as needed in support of program delivery.
Communicate technical findings and impacts to customers, contractors, account managers, and client representatives as needed.
Support the creation, review, and version management of measure-specific calculators.
Assist with other projects and adapt to changing program priorities as needed.