Pay Range: $30 - $43 Hourly

This role will be focused on identifying and implementing utility efficiencies across a large campus with a central utility plant. In scope is electrical usage, natural gas usage, and water consumption. As such, a high level of technical expertise is needed in mechanical and/or electrical engineering competencies. Familiarity and expertise with industrial utility systems is desired (ex: chiller plants, cooling towers, industrial air compressors, standby generators, etc).Special interest in candidates with experience with sustainability/energy reduction initiatives, ISO 50001 certifications, and carbon footprint reduction efforts.

• Develop a structured decarbonization and energy strategy for a large campus (~50 acres)
• Prioritize and execute carbon reduction initiatives
• Pursue Iso 50001 certification
• Identify and recommend utility related projects within the central utility plant or campus distribution network that will deliver a return on investment
• Develop and deliver presentations to skip-level management clearly and concisely communicating decarbonization / energy reduction projects and strategies
• Collaborate and communicate effectively with leadership, peers, and site stakeholders to positively contribute to team culture and effectively execute projects
• Demonstrate technical proficiency with major utility systems
• Understand and adhere to corporate standards regarding code of conduct, safety, site procedures, and GxP compliance.

• Significant experience with designing, installing, and/or troubleshooting industrial utility systems.
• Able to independently develop and implement energy savings projects
• Technically proficient in estimating savings (financial, energy, and/or carbon reductions)
• Proficient in reading and developing/updating MEP drawings
• Understands implications of impacting regulated spaces
• Applies technical writing / communication skills to produce presentations for leadership

• Works under direction of senior staff
• Summarizes and presents results of projects to project teams and skip-level management
• Independently develops and executes energy strategies

• Works in team environment
• Collaborates with others on strategy and project prioritization
• Able to present work to small groups and leadership

• Bachelors or Masters Degree or equivalent education in Biomedical, Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering, or years of experience

• Significant experience with designing, installing, and/or troubleshooting industrial utility systems.
• Able to independently develop and implement energy savings projects
• Technically proficient in estimating savings (financial, energy, and/or carbon reductions)
• Proficient in reading and developing/updating MEP drawings
• Understands implications of impacting regulated spaces
• Applies technical writing / communication skills to produce presentations for leadership