Energy Efficiency Engineer – Decarbonization & Analytics

Energy Sciences Partners, Llc; Pennsylvania; Remote; USD 72,000 - 92,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

DAY 1 benefits (medical, dental,vision

retirement plan with match

profit sharing

13 paid holidays

parental leave

120 hours of paid time off starting in

Job summary

Energy Sciences is seeking a detail-oriented energy professional to help commercial and industrial clients reduce energy use. You will perform analyses, review assessments, and collaborate with customers on technical questions and project development.

Responsibilities include reporting, presenting findings, and conducting site surveys. A Bachelor's in engineering is preferred, with experience in energy programs and retro- commissioning. Travel up to 25% is expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field with focus on energy systems.
• Experience in energy assessments, retro-commissioning, or building energy performance preferred.
• Strong communication and ability to present findings to clients.

Responsibilities

• Identify and quantify energy efficiency opportunities for commercial/industrial clients.
• Perform energy and economic analyses and review assessments and calculations.
• Collaborate with customers, answer technical questions, and develop projects.
• Prepare reports and deliver presentations; conduct site surveys and facility assessments.

Skills

Energy efficiency

Analytical thinking

Communication

Team collaboration

Autonomy

Problem solving

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

BMS

Job description

Energy Sciences is seeking a detail-oriented energy professional to help commercial and industrial clients reduce energy use. You will perform analyses, review assessments, and collaborate with customers on technical questions and project development.

Responsibilities include reporting, presenting findings, and conducting site surveys. A Bachelor's in engineering is preferred, with experience in energy programs and retro- commissioning. Travel up to 25% is expected.