Measurement & Verification (M&V) Engineer

Uniting Holding; Cork; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension contribution

Flexible and hybrid working

Support for professional development

CMVP certification

Job summary

Climeaction invites applications for a Measurement & Verification Engineer to join our Energy Efficiency team in Ireland. The role focuses on measuring, verifying and reporting energy savings for manufacturing clients to support EEOS credits.

You will collaborate with site engineers, obligated parties and SEAI to ensure data integrity, documentation and compliant reporting. A senior M&V professional with IPMVP expertise is encouraged to apply, with hybrid work from our Cork office.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years' experience in energy engineering or related field.
• Direct experience measuring and verifying energy savings (M&V).
• Experience with SEAI EEOS or similar schemes.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver M&V activities with IPMVP-aligned option selection and baseline development.
• Prepare M&V plans and reports for SEAI EEOS.
• Calculate ex-ante and ex-post energy savings and support credit notarisation.
• Gather metering data, utility bills, and process data for savings calculations.
• Review savings calculations and EEOS credit claims before submission.
• Maintain knowledge of SEAI EEOS rules and update internal M&V methodology.
• Support proposals with savings estimates and credit valuations.
• Liaise with SEAI, obligated parties and auditors on M&V queries.
• Contribute to ISO 9001 documentation for EEOS.

Skills

IPMVP knowledge

Data analysis

Excel proficiency

Python/R experience

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical, Energy, Electrical or related)

Tools

Excel

Python

R

Job description

About Climeaction

Climeaction takes carbon out of business. We help companies take their first steps, or continue their journey, to decarbonisation, and we measure our success in both carbon savings and cost savings.

Our team is predominantly degree-qualified engineers, supported by a panel of specialist experts, working with some of Ireland's best-known brands and large industrial manufacturers. We are registered energy auditors and Energy Efficient Design experts with the SEAI, and we operate certified ISO 9001 and ISO 50001 management systems. We are a certified B Corp.

Role Overview

Climeaction is recruiting a Measurement & Verification (M&V) Engineer to join the Energy Efficiency team, reporting to the Director of Energy Efficiency. The role is responsible for measuring and verifying the energy savings delivered by manufacturing clients across Ireland and converting those savings into energy credits under the SEAI Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme (EEOS).

The successful candidate will work directly with manufacturing companies and their site engineering teams, and with obligated parties and SEAI, to ensure energy savings are calculated, evidenced and reported to the standard required to authenticate and claim EEOS credits.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver measurement and verification (M&V) activities, including IPMVP-aligned option selection, baseline development and post-implementation measurement, for energy efficiency projects at manufacturing sites.

• Prepare M&V plans and reports that meet SEAI's EEOS guidance for authenticating and claiming energy credits.

• Calculate ex-ante and ex-post energy savings and support the notarisation of credits with obligated parties and SEAI.

• Work with site engineering teams to gather metering data, utility bills and process data required for savings calculations.

• Review and quality-check savings calculations and credit claims prepared by project engineers ahead of EEOS submission.

• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of SEAI EEOS scheme rules, deemed savings factors and reporting deadlines, and update Climeaction's internal M&V methodology accordingly.

• Support the commercial team with savings estimates and credit valuations during proposal development for manufacturing clients.

• Liaise with SEAI, obligated parties and independent auditors on M&V queries and audits.

• Contribute to Climeaction's ISO 9001 quality management system for EEOS-related documentation.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years' experience in energy engineering, including direct experience measuring and verifying energy savings.

• Working knowledge of the IPMVP (International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol) or an equivalent M&V framework.

• Experience with SEAI's EEOS or a comparable energy efficiency obligation or incentive scheme.

• Strong data analysis skills across energy, utility and process data, with strong Excel proficiency; experience with Python or R is an advantage.

• Engineering degree (Mechanical, Energy, Electrical or a related discipline) or an equivalent professional qualification.

• Experience working with manufacturing or industrial energy users, for example process heat, compressed air, refrigeration or steam systems.

• Strong technical report writing skills, with the ability to present findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders.

• Full clean driving licence and willingness to travel to sites across Ireland.

Desirable

• Chartered Engineer status, or working towards chartership, with Engineers Ireland or an equivalent body.

• Certified Measurement & Verification Professional (CMVP), or working towards certification.

• Experience with SEAI Monitoring & Reporting (M&R) or energy audits to EN 16247.

• Familiarity with the EU Energy Efficiency Directive obligations affecting industry.

What Climeaction Offers

• A senior technical role at the heart of Ireland's leading independent decarbonisation consultancy.

• Direct exposure to Ireland's largest manufacturing energy users and the EEOS obligated parties who fund their projects.

• A competitive salary, commensurate with experience, plus pension contribution.

• Flexible and hybrid working, based from our Cork office.

• Support for professional development, chartership and CMVP certification.

• The opportunity to work alongside a predominantly engineering team with deep sector expertise.