Senior Energy Program Manager
$152,800.00-$213,933.36 per year
ApplySenior Energy Program Manager
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$152,800.00-$213,933.36 per year
About the role
- Apply policy, planning, and technical expertise to deliver energy services and reduce building or campus operational emissions, drawing on strong knowledge of building systems
- Identify energy efficiency opportunities, particularly HVAC and lighting system upgrades, by conducting field energy audits and developing engineering analyses, cost-savings estimates, ASHRAE audit reports, and documentation to support carbon reduction goals
- Manage and analyze energy generation, clean energy, and battery storage projects
- Support building and transportation electrification project development, including equipment replacement planning prioritized by efficiency and client operational needs
- Contribute to climate action planning, decarbonization strategy, energy master planning, and net zero roadmaps, collaborating with GHG analysts as needed
- Manage construction of energy projects from procurement through closeout, anticipating and proactively resolving schedule or priority delays
- Lead and manage the commissioning team and process from project initiation through turnover, directing owners, design teams, contractors, vendors, and testing providers
- Develop Commissioning Plans and Reports, ensuring alignment with Owner's Project Requirements (OPR) and Basis of Design (BOD)
- Direct resolution of commissioning issues, tracking corrective actions from design through functional testing
- Oversee functional performance testing, personally witnessing and documenting as needed to ensure quality and consistency
- Ensure completeness of turnover documentation, including O&M manuals and as-built packages
- Lead fundamental and enhanced commissioning efforts in support of client LEED goals
- Serve as primary client interface, managing schedules, meetings, and expectations throughout project delivery
- Lead client and stakeholder presentations of project deliverables, including preparing materials
- Lead and grow the energy and building commissioning service lines, including staffing, mentorship, and business development
- Knowledge & Skills Required: Strong understanding of how building systems affect energy consumption and GHG emissions
- Advanced Excel skills, strong data management practices, energy modeling experience required
- Technical knowledge of MEP system design and operation; controls, instrumentation, and electrical systems experience a plus
- Experience preparing project management plans, fee/budget proposals, and cost/revenue projections
- Ability to monitor project scope and recommend adjustments as needed
- Resourceful and adaptable in managing projects on compressed timeframes
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Committed to continuous learning and professional development
- Reliable transportation, valid driver's license, and vehicle insurance required
- Bachelors degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, environmental, construction management, or related field
- A minimum of seven (7) years of relevant industry experience in energy project management
- Strong prior experience supporting energy and sustainability project types.
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