Associate Energy Engineer

Role overview Support engineering projects that identify and develop ways to reduce building energy use and improve performance. This early-career role combines utility-data analysis, field assessment, energy modeling, and technical reporting, with guidance from a broader engineering team.

Responsibilities - Review building utility data, equipment details, and operating information to identify potential energy-saving measures. - Help define project scopes, prepare preliminary design calculations, and estimate energy and cost savings. - Participate in site audits and record equipment, operating conditions, and control strategies. - Assist with energy models and simulations using spreadsheets and specialized modeling tools. - Prepare technical summaries, savings reports, and presentation materials for project reviews and client discussions. - Support measurement and verification planning, and research energy technologies, renewable integration, and decarbonization approaches.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, environmental science, or a related discipline. - Up to one year of project development experience, with an interest in sustainability, energy conservation, and emerging energy technologies. - Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - Clear written and verbal communication, and the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively.

Nice to have Experience with energy modeling software such as eQUEST or HelioScope.

Benefits and work setup The role is described as remote. The listed base salary range is $74,000–$107,150; actual compensation may vary by skills, experience, education, certifications, and location. Benefits include health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off; additional incentives may apply depending on the role.