Industrial Energy Advisor

Leidos • Milwaukee, WI

2d • $92,300 - $166,850 • Remote

About The Position

Leidos is seeking an Industrial Energy Advisor to market and support energy-efficiency programs that promote projects at large industrial facilities near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The role involves identifying efficiency opportunities, calculating energy savings, maintaining customer relationships, and delivering presentations. The advisor works with facility managers, facility and manufacturing engineers, contractors, suppliers, and energy engineers to encourage energy-efficiency practices.

This is a remote role, but the candidate must live within commuting distance of Milwaukee and have a home office. The position includes field verification of energy-efficiency measures before and after installation. The successful candidate should have general knowledge of building systems, industrial systems, construction practices, and/or the energy-efficiency industry, and be motivated, organized, self-starting, communicative, and effective in a team setting.

The listed salary range for the position is $100,000–$135,000, depending on experience. Leidos also provides a general pay range for this job level of $92,300–$166,850; actual compensation may vary based on responsibilities, qualifications, experience, skills, internal equity, market data, and other factors.

Requirements

• Demonstrated initiative in developing relationships with customers and vendors.
• Demonstrated productivity, accuracy, organization, and effective communication.
• Valid driver's license.
• Physical ability to perform field verification before and after installation of energy-efficiency measures.
• Four-year technical degree; an engineering degree is preferred.
• At least 5 years of relevant experience with industrial manufacturing environments and energy management is desired.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work well in a team setting.
• Must live within commuting distance of Milwaukee and have a home office.

Nice To Haves

• Experience working directly for an industrial manufacturer, rather than as a consultant, third party, or in a research context.
• Engineering degree.
• General knowledge of building systems, industrial systems, construction practices, and/or the energy-efficiency industry.

Responsibilities

• Market and support energy-efficiency programs at large industrial facilities.
• Identify energy-efficiency opportunities and calculate energy savings.
• Maintain relationships with customers and vendors.
• Deliver presentations about energy-efficiency projects and practices.
• Work with facility managers, facility and manufacturing engineers, contractors, suppliers, and energy engineers to promote energy-efficiency practices.
• Keep up to date on energy-efficiency technologies and demand-side-management practices.
• Perform field verification of energy-efficiency measures before and after installation.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time