e-source - Associate Engineer

• Analyze energy efficiency program data using Excel and other tools. • Evaluate and develop methodologies and algorithms to determine electric and fossil fuel savings for residential, commercial, and industrial energy efficiency technologies and programs. • Calculate energy and demand savings associated with prescriptive and custom energy efficiency measures implemented in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. • Conduct on-site verification of energy efficiency measures. • Produce high-quality reports and presentations based on engineering methods and findings. • Support additional evaluation and research activities as assigned. • You’re likely a great fit if you: • Hold a bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in engineering, physics, environmental sciences, or a related field. • Have completed coursework, projects, or professional experience (internship or co-op) related to energy consumption, energy efficiency, clean energy, or sustainability in the built environment. • Have an understanding of the engineering principles underlying building energy use. • Are proficient in Microsoft Excel and have some familiarity with Python. • Are detail-oriented with strong attention to quality assurance. • Have excellent written and verbal communication skills and solid technical research abilities. • Thrive when managing multiple time-sensitive priorities. • And even better if you: • Are familiar with ASHRAE, ENERGY STAR, the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP), the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), and other residential and commercial building codes, standards, and protocols. • Have experience with energy modeling, bin data analysis, and data logging with various types of equipment. • Have experience with residential or commercial building energy simulation modeling applications such as eQuest, OpenStudio, EnergyPlus, EnergyPro, or EnergyGauge.