Energy Engineering & Auditing Intern

Verdantas•New York, NY

1d•$20 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

EnPower, a Verdantas company, is seeking an Energy Engineering & Auditing Intern based in its Midtown Manhattan office. The role offers students or recent graduates hands-on experience in energy management, building science, and lighting systems. The intern supports lead energy engineers and auditors in designing, developing, and evaluating energy-efficiency measures and builds an understanding of building HVAC, domestic hot water (DHW), lighting, mechanical, and envelope systems. Day-to-day work includes assisting with building site visits, technical data entry, energy modeling, and calculations.

Requirements

Pursuing or recently received a degree in engineering, environmental science or studies, or another relevant technical field.
Interest in HVAC systems, renewable energy systems, and energy-efficiency concepts.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, with significant expertise in Excel.
Obtain OSHA-10 certification within six months of employment through EN-POWER GROUP’s training program.
Ability to perform physical tasks including standing, walking, and sitting for extended periods; reading and recording information on handwritten forms and computer screens; using hand tools such as powered tools and measuring devices; lifting and carrying up to 25 pounds; navigating small or enclosed places; climbing stairs and ladders; and working in loud, warm, and cold environments.
Travel primarily within New York City.

Responsibilities

Collect data during on-site inspections to document existing systems and associated equipment.
Write or draft energy-efficiency reports, including ASHRAE Level I and II audit reports and Local Law 87 compliance reports.
Assist lead engineers and auditors in conducting energy audits and site assessments of building systems to evaluate energy use and identify energy conservation measures (ECMs).
Assist with feasibility, energy-savings, and cost-benefit financial analyses for potential ECMs.
Create energy-use analyses of building systems using analytical tools to help develop energy management plans and building-wide energy-reduction plans.
Assist lead engineers and auditors with testing and retro-commissioning of building systems to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws, such as Local Law 87.