Engineer II - Energy Efficiency

Cascade Energy

23h•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an Engineer II with Energy Efficiency and Retro-commissioning (RCx) experience. In this role, you will work directly with our clients to assess their operations and identify opportunities for maximizing energy efficiency and performance in industrial and/or commercial facilities. The Engineer II takes a consultative role, gathers data, creates optimization models of industrial and/or commercial systems and writes feasibility reports for energy efficiency projects, while leading overall management of projects. The Engineer II will also contribute to peer support and quality control review. Future-Focused AI-Ready Culture At Cascade Energy, we’re actively shaping how AI gets deployed in the real world, in our tools, our client engagements, and our daily work. Our approach has always been relationship-driven and expertise-led, and AI is how we multiply the impact of both. Successful Cascadians are curious and resilient. They embrace change, seek smarter ways to create impact, and take ownership of their own growth. We embed AI into our work in ways that are responsible and human-centered, and we actively develop our people to deploy it creatively and confidently. We believe the future belongs to organizations that pair emerging technology with genuine human expertise. That future is being built here. . . .come be a part of it!

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree (or higher) in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering, or a related field of study
1 – 5 years of engineering experience
Technical knowledge of refrigeration, compressed air systems, steam systems, custom computer modeling of systems, electrical distribution system design, industrial control and data-logging of system results
Experience in energy efficiency in commercial and/or industrial facilities
Experience in retro-commissioning (RCx)
Experience with Strategic Energy Management (SEM)

Nice To Haves

Critical thinking, problem solving, and decision-making skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Proactive, resourceful, and highly motivated to achieve project results

Responsibilities

Project leadership & peer support: Lead projects with overall management, direction, and accountability, and support peers through technical discussions and work review.
Energy-savings analysis: Calculate energy savings for system/equipment changes using established tools, spreadsheets, and accepted methodologies.
On-site client engagement & efficiency opportunities: Work with clients at industrial sites to understand equipment/operations and identify energy-efficiency opportunities.
Client relationship growth & business development: Strengthen client relationships and identify opportunities to generate additional work with current clients.
Technical communication, documentation & compliance: Explain complex technical topics to diverse audiences, produce energy-efficiency reports, collect/document performance data (including data loggers), and maintain strong knowledge of utility programs and compliance requirements.

Benefits

health, dental, and vision coverage
flexible spending and health savings account options that include employer contributions
life insurance
short- and long-term disability coverage
paid parental leave
401(k)-retirement plan with a guaranteed 3% employer contribution
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
annual cash performance bonuses
paid vacation and sick time
inclusive, flexible holiday policy
$500 contribution that can be applied to an HSA, FSA, or Lifestyle Spending Account