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Senior Energy Engineer

Romford
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Senior Energy Engineer

— Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Location

  • Home-based role with travel to customer sites across the UK

About the Role

Lead the development of end-to-end decarbonisation and energy solutions across commercial and industrial environments, combining supply-side generation and demand-side optimisation to deliver net-zero outcomes for clients.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design and deliver integrated energy solutions including:
    • Energy efficiency (demand-side)
    • On-site generation (supply-side)
    • Heat electrification (e.g. heat pumps)
  • Conduct investment-grade energy audits, site assessments, and data analysis
  • Develop energy models and simulations to quantify savings and performance
  • Assess technical feasibility, risk and supply chain requirements
  • Produce business cases and investment proposals
  • Lead client engagement from operational teams through to C-suite stakeholders
  • Develop designs for:
    • Supply solutions (on-site generation)
    • Demand-side solutions (energy efficiency)
    • Heat electrification aligned with RIBA stages
  • Produce technical documentation, project development reports, and specifications
  • Create Measurement & Verification (M&V) plans to guarantee savings
  • Integrate solutions using digital platforms and data-driven insights
  • Stay updated with low-carbon technologies, funding schemes, and best practice

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About You

Essential Requirements

  • Engineering degree (or equivalent experience)
  • Experience delivering energy/decarbonisation solutions in industries and commercial buildings, focusing on:
    • Multi-technology solutions in areas such as space/process heating & cooling
    • Lighting, metering, Solar Photovoltaic (Solar PV), and Building Management Systems (BMS)
    • Heat pumps and electrification of heat
  • Background in MEP/building services design with:
    • Proven experience in Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs)
    • Design-and-build project development responsibilities
  • Experience with energy audits, modelling, and feasibility studies

Advantageous Experience

  • Knowledge of renewables (e.g. Solar PV, energy storage) and heat pump applications
  • Exposure to Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs) and Measurement & Verification (M&V)
  • Experience in industrial/process environments
  • Familiarity with funding schemes (e.g. Salix, Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS)) and industry standards (RIBA, ASHRAE)
  • Certified Energy Manager or Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP) qualification
  • Proven client-facing experience with ability to support business cases

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What We Offer

  • Performance-Based Bonus: Annual bonus tied to company performance
  • Flexible Working Hours: Supports a healthy work-life balance
  • Pension Plan: Generous scheme with employer contributions up to 10%
  • Time Off: 26 days’ annual leave (plus bank holidays) + option to buy/sell 5 additional days

Siemens is fully committed to equal opportunities and fostering an inclusive workplace. We value diversity and encourage applicants with specific requirements to disclose these during the application or interview process.


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Skills

Energy Efficiency
On-Site Generation
Heat Electrification
Energy Audits
Data Analysis
Energy Models
Technical Feasibility
Risk Assessment
Business Cases
Client Engagement
HVAC
BMS
Energy Performance Contracts
Renewables
Measurement & Verification
Funding Schemes

Location

Romford, England, United Kingdom

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