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Job Title: Lead Energy Engineer - Efficiency
Location: California, San Francisco
Discipline: Efficiency
Reference: WPPN90546
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Description: Lead Energy Engineer
San Francisco, California
Lead engineer with significant experience in industrial or building energy
performance
(e.g., HVAC, lighting, controls) to manage and support program planning,
development, and implementation for energy efficiency and demand response
programs.
Lead and mentor a team of engineers and provide guidance.
Oversee demand assessments of buildings and processes, including use of
analytical tools. Conduct energy audits. Identify opportunities for energy
savings
and demand reduction Complete technical and financial analysis.
Prepare reports and proposals.
Perform site-specific engineering analysis and evaluation of energy
efficiency projects and programs involving industrial process equipment,
such as pumps, fans and compressed air systems, complex central plant
systems and advanced HVAC equipment
Perform building energy use assessments and building simulations.
Manage large-scale, onsite industrial data collection projects.
Qualifications: Degree in engineering
Minimum 10+ years relevant experience. Proven track record in the
energy engineering with project management and audit/survey design
experience.
PE preferred.
CEM certification preferred.
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