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MD Energy Advisors is seeking a Senior Energy Engineer to lead cross-functional energy projects across higher education and federal portfolios. The role bridges engineering, program delivery, and strategic advisory while collaborating with leaders across internal teams to deliver complex, resilient energy solutions.
The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in building systems and energy technologies, with experience communicating with utilities, ESCOs, and institutions to advance energy
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Mid-Atlantic Preferred (Hybrid/Remote)
About the organization:
MD Energy Advisors (MDEA) is a rapidly growing energy advisory and program management firm partnering with utilities, federal agencies, and institutional clients to deliver complex energy and infrastructure solutions.
We are increasingly focused on building a differentiated platform serving colleges and universities nationwide - helping institutions navigate energy strategy, capital planning, decarbonization, and modernization of infrastructure and controls...
Our approach goes beyond traditional engineering or ESCO delivery. We position ourselves as trusted advisors, guiding clients from strategy through execution.
About the opportunity:
MDEA is seeking a Senior Energy Engineer to serve as a key technical leader operating across the firm's Higher Education and Federal energy portfolios.
This is a highly cross-functional role that sits at the intersection of engineering, program delivery, and strategic advisory. The engineer will partner closely with leaders across the organization - including Strategic Projects, Commercial Solutions, and Utility Solutions - to support the development and execution of complex, resilient, forward-looking energy initiatives.
The role will play a critical part in advancing MDEA's position as a trusted energy advisor to colleges and universities, while also ensuring technical rigor across federal and utility programs, including Utility Energy Service Contracts.
The ideal candidate brings a strong foundation in building systems and energy engineering; working knowledge of new energy-saving technologies and practices; experience helping clients develop energy and resilience strategies; and the ability to operate in multi-stakeholder environments involving utilities, ESCOs, federal agencies, and institutional clients. This individual should be comfortable moving between detailed technical analysis and broader program-level discussions, helping translate engineering insight into actionable strategy.
Success in this role requires the ability to:
This is not a siloed engineering role - it is a platform-building position that will help bridge technical execution with MDEA's broader growth strategy.
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