Remote Senior Energy Engineer - EV Charging & DER

ICF; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 89,000 - 152,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible workplace arrangements

Donation matching and volunteer offers

Tuition reimbursement and professional

401(k) matching and Employee Stock PS

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Mission-driven work

Job summary

ICF seeks a Lead Energy Engineer to plan, coordinate, and deliver electrical engineering work across public-sector, multifamily, commercial, and fleet projects in New Mexico and beyond. You will assess facility conditions, charging loads, and utility requirements, providing technical guidance and cost estimates for upgrades and new service.

The role requires a strong background in electrical design for Level 2 and DC fast charging, experience with energy efficiency and decarbonization, and an

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electrical Engineering; relevant experience may substitute for education.
• 8+ years of electrical engineering experience in building power system design, EVSE design, renewable design or electrification.
• 5+ years of experience engineering infrastructure for Level 2 and DC fast-charging installations.
• Current New Mexico Professional Engineering license in good standing.
• State registration as a Professional Engineer must be maintained during employment.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to pass MVR check.

Responsibilities

• Identify, scope, and develop transportation electrification, DER, energy efficiency, and decarbonization projects with stakeholders.
• Plan and coordinate engineering infrastructure audits for non-residential EV charging installations.
• Evaluate charging loads, service capacity, and infrastructure needs with utility considerations.
• Perform advanced engineering calculations using industry methods and internal tools.
• Develop cost estimates for upgrades and make-ready to support project comparisons and funding.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

EVSE design

Power systems analysis

DC fast-charging

Interconnection

Project coordination

New Mexico licensing

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Electrical Engineering

New Mexico PE license

New Mexico State PE registration

Tools

Engineering software

Cost-estimating tools

One-line diagrams

Interconnection standards

Job description

ICF seeks a Lead Energy Engineer to plan, coordinate, and deliver electrical engineering work across public-sector, multifamily, commercial, and fleet projects in New Mexico and beyond. You will assess facility conditions, charging loads, and utility requirements, providing technical guidance and cost estimates for upgrades and new service.

The role requires a strong background in electrical design for Level 2 and DC fast charging, experience with energy efficiency and decarbonization, and an