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Energy Efficiency Engineer

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Environmental Specialist – Energy Efficiency (Field Technical Role)
Hiring Company Overview
EcoMetric is a rapidly growing consulting firm specialising in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and distributed generation. We collaborate with utilities, state agencies, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies to deliver high-impact solutions that shape energy consumption behaviours and drive sustainability.
At EcoMetric, you won’t just be an engineer—you’ll be a consultant, problem-solver, and innovator. We invest in your growth through mentorship, challenging projects, and leadership opportunities. If you’re passionate about energy efficiency and want to accelerate your career in consulting, this is the role for you.
Key Responsibilities
As a Technical Evaluator & Field Specialist, you will:
- Lead technical evaluations and support energy efficiency programs for commercial and industrial clients.
- Conduct onsite and virtual inspections to verify installations, collect data, and deploy metering equipment.
- Perform energy and peak demand savings calculations using industry-standard tools and methodologies.
- Provide technical assistance, collaborating with internal teams and external stakeholders.
- Research emerging technologies, funding opportunities, and best practices in energy efficiency.
- Analyze energy performance for new construction projects and LEED-certified developments.
- Support QA/QC reviews, benefit-cost analyses, and program evaluations.
- Prepare clear, data-driven reports and presentations for clients and leadership.
- Maintain accurate records of site inspections, findings, and documentation.
- Coordinate with internal engineers and project managers on complex initiatives.
- Participate in stakeholder meetings, conference calls, and virtual discussions.
- Ensure proper filing, documentation, and data management.
- Engage professionally with customers, contractors, and team members.
- Execute additional tasks as required.
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Qualifications & Experience
Education & Background
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering preferred.
- 2–5 years of experience in:
- Energy efficiency consulting
- Construction projects
- Lighting/HVAC optimisation
- Field technical roles
Technical Skills
- Proficiency in probability, statistics, and regression analysis.
- Experience with QA/QC review processes.
- Familiarity with energy modelling software (e.g., eQUEST, Trane TRACE).
- Industrial/manufacturing processes knowledge is a plus.
- Ability to coordinate cross-functional teams and manage competing priorities.
Soft Skills & Work Style
- Strong verbal and written communication (including virtual environments).
- Proactive, detail-oriented, and self-motivated.
- Comfortable working remotely via hybrid or full telepractice.
- Solid time-management and organisational skills.
- Excel proficiency (multi-tab management, pivot tables, VLOOKUP).
- Mastery of Microsoft Office tools (Outlook, Word, Excel [including advanced functions], Teams, SharePoint).
- Thrive in high-volume, fast-paced workloads with shifting priorities.


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Location & Travel
- 50% travel requirement (domestic and potential trips to Canada).
- Valid driver’s licence and personal vehicle access mandatory.
Compensation & Benefits
Core Benefits
- Healthcare Insurance (comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans).
- Life and disability insurance (short/long-term).
- Paid leave:
- 401(k) matching plus performance bonuses
- Flexible PTO (15–20 days/hours)
- 10 paid holidays + 2 floating days
- Paid parental leave
- Reimbursement programs:
- Mileage for business use
- Professional development/continuing education
Career Growth
- Opportunity to shape sustainability initiatives within the energy industry.
- Clear path for internal promotion and team leadership.
note: Full-time bilingual (French/English) fluency is a strong asset but not required.
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