The Energy Engineer II independently evaluates and executes the review of energy efficiency projects, audits, analyses, and savings calculations.
Responsibilities
Develop, review, and validate energy savings calculations using approved engineering methodologies, Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs), utility program requirements, and applicable industry standards.
Review project applications, engineering analyses, calculations, and supporting documentation for completeness, technical accuracy, and consistency with program requirements.
Prepare clear technical documentation, including calculation summaries, engineering findings, recommendations, review comments, and project correspondence.
Independently manage assigned projects and technical reviews to meet established schedules, milestones, quality standards, and delivery commitments.
Organize and prioritize multiple assignments based on program needs, project complexity, customer commitments, and technical risk.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, technical science(s), or a related field
Associate’s degree
Nice to have: CEM (Certified Energy Manager)
Nice to have: CMVP (Certified Measurement and Verification Professional)
The Energy Engineer II independently evaluates and executes the review of energy efficiency projects, audits, analyses, and savings calculations. This role provides technical ownership, QA/QC, stakeholder support, process improvement, and guidance to junior engineers.
Responsibilities
Develop, review, and validate energy savings calculations using approved engineering methodologies, Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs), utility program requirements, and applicable industry standards.
Review project applications, engineering analyses, calculations, and supporting documentation for completeness, technical accuracy, and consistency with program requirements.
Prepare clear technical documentation, including calculation summaries, engineering findings, recommendations, review comments, and project correspondence.
Independently manage assigned projects and technical reviews to meet established schedules, milestones, quality standards, and delivery commitments.
Organize and prioritize multiple assignments based on program needs, project complexity, customer commitments, and technical risk.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, technical science(s), or a related field
Associate’s degree
Nice to have: CEM (Certified Energy Manager)
Nice to have: CMVP (Certified Measurement and Verification Professional)
The Energy Engineer II independently evaluates and executes the review of energy efficiency projects, audits, analyses, and savings calculations. This role provides technical ownership, QA/QC, stakeholder support, process improvement, and guidance to junior engineers.
Responsibilities
Develop, review, and validate energy savings calculations using approved engineering methodologies, Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs), utility program requirements, and applicable industry standards.
Review project applications, engineering analyses, calculations, and supporting documentation for completeness, technical accuracy, and consistency with program requirements.
Prepare clear technical documentation, including calculation summaries, engineering findings, recommendations, review comments, and project correspondence.
Independently manage assigned projects and technical reviews to meet established schedules, milestones, quality standards, and delivery commitments.
Organize and prioritize multiple assignments based on program needs, project complexity, customer commitments, and technical risk.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, engineering technology, technical science(s), or a related field
Associate’s degree
Nice to have: CEM (Certified Energy Manager)
Nice to have: CMVP (Certified Measurement and Verification Professional)
Energy Engineer IIWalker-Miller Energy · Lansing, US