Energy Engineering Project Leader - Emissions & Efficiency

DiscoverEE; Toronto; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Toronto Metropolitan University is seeking an Energy Engineering Project Manager to translate sustainability commitments into measurable campus actions. You will lead projects from concept to implementation, coordinating engineering studies, engaging stakeholders, and delivering energy efficiency improvements and emissions reductions.

The role requires a strong background in mechanical/electrical systems, data analysis, and solid project management with a focus on long-term campus energy

Qualifications

• A post-secondary degree in Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical Engineering or equivalent is required.
• Certified Energy Manager (CEM) is essential.
• PMP designation is preferred; CMVP/CBCP or LEED accreditation is an asset.
• Minimum 5 years in energy project management with experience in budgeting, charters, and SOWs.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from concept through implementation, coordinating engineering studies and stakeholder engagement.
• Identify opportunities for energy efficiency and emissions reductions and measure outcomes.
• Track energy use, performance, and progress against reduction targets, turning data into actionable insights.
• Ensure investments deliver measurable, lasting results for the campus.

Skills

Acts with Integrity

Relationship Building

Leads Inclusively

Organizational Acumen

Energy Project Leadership

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical/Electrical/Chemical)

CEM certification

PMP designation preferred

CMVP/CBCP/LEED assets

Job description

Toronto Metropolitan University is seeking an Energy Engineering Project Manager to translate sustainability commitments into measurable campus actions. You will lead projects from concept to implementation, coordinating engineering studies, engaging stakeholders, and delivering energy efficiency improvements and emissions reductions.

The role requires a strong background in mechanical/electrical systems, data analysis, and solid project management with a focus on long-term campus energy