We are seeking a motivated Junior Energy Efficiency Engineer with a focus on HVAC systems to support energy audits, data analysis, and improvement strategies in building and industrial environments. This role is ideal for individuals starting their career in energy engineering, with foundational knowledge of HVAC systems, building energy codes, and a passion for sustainable design. The successful candidate will assist senior engineers in identifying energy-saving opportunities, evaluating HVAC performance, and preparing technical reports.
Support senior engineers in conducting energy audits of HVAC systems in commercial, institutional, or industrial facilities.
Collect and analyze data from HVAC equipment (e.g., chillers, AHUs, VAVs, pumps) and building automation systems.
Assist in benchmarking energy performance using tools such as ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager or local compliance platforms.
Help develop basic energy models using software such as eQUEST, OpenStudio, or HAP to evaluate system alternatives.
Support HVAC design teams with load calculations, airflow optimization, and equipment selection from an energy efficiency perspective.
Participate in feasibility assessments of energy conservation measures (ECMs).
Prepare data summaries, charts, and technical content for inclusion in audit reports and energy efficiency proposals.
Document existing HVAC conditions, operating schedules, and control strategies during site visits.
Track and update project documentation including HVAC system inventories and utility data logs.
Stay updated on HVAC technologies, energy codes (ASHRAE 90.1, IECC), and green building certifications (LEED, WELL).
Participate in internal training, field visits, and vendor demonstrations to build HVAC and energy knowledge.
Work under mentorship of senior engineers to develop technical and project management skills.
HVAC energy audits and system evaluation
Data collection, benchmarking, and reporting
Support for energy modeling and ECM identification
Foundational knowledge-building in HVAC and energy efficiency
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Building Science, or a related field
EIT / FE certification
LEED Green Associate, BEMP, or CEM (Certified Energy Manager) – a plus
0–2 years of relevant academic, internship, or project experience in HVAC or energy systems
Basic understanding of HVAC equipment and energy efficiency principles
Familiarity with energy simulation tools (e.g., HAP, TRACE 700, eQUEST) and Excel-based analysis
Ability to read mechanical drawings, control sequences, and equipment specifications
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
Eagerness to learn and contribute to sustainability goals
Clear written and verbal communication for technical documentation