• Play a key role in performing energy audits (scoping through investment grade), for clients spanning all industries, including commercial, industrial, lab, pharmaceutical, healthcare, higher education, and municipal/county government sectors • A comprehensive understanding of common and complex building systems • Identify and strategically recommend new and innovative energy and carbon reducing measures to meet individual client’s goals and objectives • Develop decarbonization and electrification strategic plans • Evaluate new and innovative advancements in technology • Inventory greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and establish energy and GHG baselines, compare to local and industry thresholds • Proficient in performing calculations for existing buildings using energy models and spreadsheets to quantify and report on annual energy/cost savings and GHG reductions • Develop project cost estimates • Develop new construction or major renovation energy models to support LEED projects, code compliance or utility energy design assistance programs with knowledge and experience using ASHRAE 90.1 Appendix G or IECC as the baseline • Utilize our vast array of calibrated testing equipment to perform hands-on commissioning and retro-commissioning field-testing activities • Evaluate renewable and energy efficiency technologies including solar photovoltaic systems, wind turbines, micro-cogeneration systems, geothermal heat pumps, biomass systems, and thermal storage systems • Prepare technical reports in a creative manner that reach a vast array of audiences • Participate in client-facing presentations to disseminate the complex solutions and provide roadmap towards implementation • Hone your technical, communication, and leadership skills • Coordinate with technical subject matter experts, schedule field engineers and track project budgets to achieve financial metrics • Foster effective and positive business relationships both internally and externally within the industry • Occasional out of state travel may be expected