Lead Energy Engineer, Transportation Electrification & EVSE

ICF; Santa Fe (NM); Remote; USD 89,000 - 152,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work options

Tuition reimbursement

401(k) matching

Job summary

ICF is expanding its energy and distributed energy resource program implementation teams in New Mexico. We seek a Lead Energy Engineer to oversee non-residential transportation electrification, decarbonization, energy efficiency, and related programs.

The role blends customer-facing project development with electrical engineering, construction management, and technical oversight. You will evaluate system loads, prepare cost estimates, and coordinate with utilities, contractors, and program teams

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical Engineering; 8+ years of related experience.
• Experience with Level 2 and DC fast charging infrastructure installation and design.
• New Mexico Professional Engineer license and NM driver’s license are required.

Responsibilities

• Identify and develop transportation electrification, DER, energy efficiency, and decarbonization projects.
• Audit engineering infrastructure for non-residential EV charging projects and record findings.
• Evaluate charging loads, service capacity, and infrastructure needs for proposed sites.
• Prepare cost estimates, technical reports, and documentation to support project decisions.
• Coordinate with program managers, utilities, vendors, and stakeholders to enable implementation.

Skills

Electrical engineering

EVSE design

Project management

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical Engineering

Job description

ICF is expanding its energy and distributed energy resource program implementation teams in New Mexico. We seek a Lead Energy Engineer to oversee non-residential transportation electrification, decarbonization, energy efficiency, and related programs.

The role blends customer-facing project development with electrical engineering, construction management, and technical oversight. You will evaluate system loads, prepare cost estimates, and coordinate with utilities, contractors, and program teams