Energy Engineer - Mechanical (HVAC)

Energy Modeling (HVAC)

Job Overview: Boston based company is seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer with expertise in energy modeling for HVAC systems to join our client's rapidly expanding energy and sustainability consulting team. The chosen candidate will play a pivotal role in conducting energy modeling and building analyses for various projects.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform energy modeling and building analyses using specialized software such as Trane Trace or equivalent.
• Collect relevant data necessary for energy and cost analysis.
• Collaborate with project teams to ensure accurate modeling and analysis.
• Provide insights and recommendations based on modeling results to optimize energy efficiency.
• Adapt to work with diverse property types and possess comprehensive knowledge of HVAC systems.

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) or related field.
• Demonstrated experience in building energy modeling.
• Proficiency with a variety of HVAC systems and familiarity with ASHRAE standards and International Energy Code (IECC).
• Strong report writing, computer, and internet skills.
• Excellent communication and time management abilities.
• Capability to meet deadlines and manage projects within budget constraints.
• Must have over 5 years experience to be considered for this role.
• Registration as an EIT (Engineer-In-Training) or PE is advantageous.
• LEED AP credential is a plus.

Benefits:
Medical/Dental/Vision
401k Matching
Vacation
Sick Time
10 paid Holidays
Health Flexible Spending Account/Dependent Flexible Spending Account
Short Term Disability/ Long Term Disability
Life Insurance
Annual Bonus Program
Education Reimbursement

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