Richard Heath & Associates, Inc.
Engineer II - Energy Efficiency
Richard Heath & Associates, Inc., Santa Fe Springs, California, United States, 90670
Position:
Engineer II - Energy Efficiency Location:
Santa Fe Springs, CA RHA's Engineer II will be responsible for implementing energy efficiency programs for electric, gas, water, and renewable measures while ensuring program goals and deliverables are met. This position will require a deep understanding of energy efficiency, utility energy efficiency programs, measure recommendation, energy and cost savings, and financial analysis of recommended measures. Key Responsibilities: Engineering Analysis:
Perform engineering analysis of complex energy efficiency measures based on first principles, empirical data, or prior research. Training Development:
Develop and deliver training to RHA staff or in support of training and technical assistance contracts. Tool Development:
Design and develop calculation tools, online tools, and mobile apps according to program specifications. Energy Analysis:
Conduct energy analysis of building energy efficiency measures using standard or predefined energy analysis tools and methodologies. Solution Implementation:
Analyze, design, develop, implement, and support solutions for multiple programs. Data Management:
Retrieve, compile, review, and ensure the accuracy of data from data systems and other constructed databases, researching and correcting discrepancies as needed. Documentation Preparation:
Prepare project-related documentation, including project manuals, business cases, and technical information, throughout different project stages. Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation:
Determine the cost-effectiveness of identified energy efficiency measures and assess eligibility for financial incentives based on regulatory requirements. Technology Identification:
Identify energy efficiency technologies and conduct energy savings studies/financial analyses to support the development of prescriptive measures. Industry Presentations:
Participate in industry-related presentations. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electrical or Mechanical) or equivalent 3 to 5 years of experience in energy efficiency or energy-related field Excellent command of the English language with strong written and verbal communication skills Preferred Qualifications: Commissioning and retro-commissioning experience RHA is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workforce.
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Engineer II - Energy Efficiency Location:
Santa Fe Springs, CA RHA's Engineer II will be responsible for implementing energy efficiency programs for electric, gas, water, and renewable measures while ensuring program goals and deliverables are met. This position will require a deep understanding of energy efficiency, utility energy efficiency programs, measure recommendation, energy and cost savings, and financial analysis of recommended measures. Key Responsibilities: Engineering Analysis:
Perform engineering analysis of complex energy efficiency measures based on first principles, empirical data, or prior research. Training Development:
Develop and deliver training to RHA staff or in support of training and technical assistance contracts. Tool Development:
Design and develop calculation tools, online tools, and mobile apps according to program specifications. Energy Analysis:
Conduct energy analysis of building energy efficiency measures using standard or predefined energy analysis tools and methodologies. Solution Implementation:
Analyze, design, develop, implement, and support solutions for multiple programs. Data Management:
Retrieve, compile, review, and ensure the accuracy of data from data systems and other constructed databases, researching and correcting discrepancies as needed. Documentation Preparation:
Prepare project-related documentation, including project manuals, business cases, and technical information, throughout different project stages. Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation:
Determine the cost-effectiveness of identified energy efficiency measures and assess eligibility for financial incentives based on regulatory requirements. Technology Identification:
Identify energy efficiency technologies and conduct energy savings studies/financial analyses to support the development of prescriptive measures. Industry Presentations:
Participate in industry-related presentations. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electrical or Mechanical) or equivalent 3 to 5 years of experience in energy efficiency or energy-related field Excellent command of the English language with strong written and verbal communication skills Preferred Qualifications: Commissioning and retro-commissioning experience RHA is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workforce.
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