Energy Engineer

What You’ll Do

• Build a strong understanding of the program’s strategic goals for energy efficiency and the business needs of participating customers.
• Work with building owners, property managers, and contractors to provide guidance on energy efficiency opportunities and program participation.
• Conduct facility walk-throughs to identify potential energy-saving measures and prepare summary reports.
• Support community outreach by delivering program presentations and educating customers and contractors about available energy efficiency incentives.
• Review business customer applications to verify technical accuracy, including energy savings calculations and equipment specifications.
• Evaluate energy models submitted with applications to assess baseline assumptions and the impact of proposed designs.
• Perform customer site inspections to confirm the installation of energy-efficient equipment at commercial and industrial facilities.
• Develop or review requests for proposals related to energy efficiency projects.
• Provide project management support for program activities.
• Support database management and maintain accurate program records.
• Prepare weekly, monthly, and annual reports.

• Generous paid time off, including vacation, sick days, company holidays, and personal days.
• Multiple medical and dental plan options, along with vision benefits.
• Spending account options, including FSA, dependent care, commuter benefits, and a company-seeded HSA.
• Employer-paid virtual therapy services through Talkspace.
• 401(k) plan with company match.
• Company-provided life insurance, short-term disability, and long-term disability coverage.
• Education reimbursement program.
• Flexible schedule with hybrid work opportunities.
• Charitable matched giving and volunteer rewards through the Impact Program.
• Company-paid volunteer time off.
• Career advancement opportunities.

Benefits may vary depending on position, tenure, location, and employee elections.