Energy Engineer (Facilities Management)
Core
Lead university-wide efforts to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gases through feasibility studies, financial analyses, and implementation of energy conservation measures across 1.5 million sq ft of campus space.
Role type
Senior IC Energy Engineer (Facilities Management)
Builds
Energy reduction strategies, retro-commissioning plans, and high-performance building standards for academic and commercial facilities.
Domain
Higher Education / Building Operations / Energy Efficiency
Required skills
Mechanical engineering, HVAC systems, Building Automation Systems (BAS), Energy Management Systems, Energy audits, Financial analysis, ASHRAE 90.1 code compliance, Statistical reporting
Preferred skills
Master's degree, Certified Energy Manager (AEE), LEED AP, Professional engineering license, Commissioning experience, Project management
Technologies
Building Automation Systems (BAS), Energy Management Systems, HVAC systems
Responsibilities
Perform physical audits and analytical analyses of project energy models and existing building systems; Recommend retro-commissioning efforts to minimize energy consumption; Evaluate energy use at the building level to improve operating strategies; Develop and analyze statistical reports comparing energy usage and operational costs; Participate in design review to ensure compliance with energy codes and university standards; Monitor and analyze energy consumption and costs in buildings and utility plants.
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC with team leadership