Energy Engineer

We’re looking for a talented individual to… Join our team as an Energy Engineer III and help clients identify, measure, and implement energy-saving opportunities across a wide range of facilities. In this role, you will support energy conservation initiatives, complete engineering analysis, calculate energy savings, and contribute to utility-driven programs. This is a remote role based in British Columbia, with a preference for presence in the lower mainland. Travel is expected to average approximately 20% annually, with most travel focused locally, though occasional Canada-wide travel may be required. You are a great fit if you can… • Conduct energy audits, assessments, and engineering studies across commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities, with a stronger focus on industrial environments. • Identify energy conservation measures and calculate savings using engineering principles, including thermodynamics, mechanics, fan laws, and energy-use analysis. • Support Measurement & Verification activities, including data collection, analysis of energy consumption data, and reporting energy and demand savings. • Prepare clear technical reports and recommendations that explain energy-saving opportunities and expected impact. • Support site visits for audits, studies, coaching, and data logger installation or removal, working alongside qualified trades where required. • Conduct QA/QC reviews of engineering deliverables. Exciting candidates will have… • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (preferably in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Chemical, Process). • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation. • 5+ years of experience in energy management, energy engineering, or a related field. • Hands-on experience conducting energy audits, engineering studies, or energy conservation projects. • Experience working with a variety of facility types, ideally including industrial sites. • Ability to manage work independently with minimal supervision move quickly, and contribute with limited ramp-up time. • Ability to travel nationwide (20%) Preferred qualifications... • Measurement & Verification certification, such as CMVP or equivalent. • Experience with energy data logging, sub-metering, interval data, or metering equipment. • Experience supporting utility-driven demand-side management (DSM) or energy conservation programs. • Experience in a consulting, energy services, utility, or similar energy conservation environment. • Valid driver’s license. Target Compensation: $104,000 - $110,000