Energy Engineer — Building Systems & Sustainability

The Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); Ibrido; USD 75.000 - 132.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The Johns Hopkins University is seeking an Energy Engineer to lead campus-wide efforts to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with the university climate initiative. The role collaborates with design engineers, staff, and end users to evaluate ECMs, perform feasibility studies, and financial analyses for implementation.

Based in the School of Public Health, the Energy Engineer will monitor building energy use, advance high-performance standards, and participate in

Competenze

• BS in Mechanical Engineering required.
• Seven years’ experience with major building mechanical systems (HVAC, BAS, Energy Management).
• Master's degree and professional licenses are desirable.

Mansioni

• Lead and execute university-wide energy programs to reduce consumption and emissions.
• Perform energy audits, ECM identification, and feasibility studies with financial analyses.
• Evaluate energy models and advise on improvements to meet energy codes and performance targets.
• Collaborate with design engineers, staff, and end users to implement projects.
• Develop and maintain energy and operational standards across campus.

Conoscenze

Energy management

HVAC systems

Building Automation (BAS)

Project management

Communication skills

Formazione

BS in Mechanical Engineering

Master's Degree

Strumenti

Building Automation System (BAS)

Energy management software

Descrizione del lavoro

The Johns Hopkins University is seeking an Energy Engineer to lead campus-wide efforts to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with the university climate initiative. The role collaborates with design engineers, staff, and end users to evaluate ECMs, perform feasibility studies, and financial analyses for implementation.

Based in the School of Public Health, the Energy Engineer will monitor building energy use, advance high-performance standards, and participate in