Senior Building Energy Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

impact lightingDenver (CO)

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Senior

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$125-$175 per hour

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About the role

Senior Retro-Commissioning (RCx) / Energy Auditor – Building Energy Engineer
Position Type: Part-Time (1099 Independent Contractor)
Location: Remote (Travel Required to Colorado) Time Commitment: Approximately 10+ hours per week Travel: Two-day site visit in Colorado approximately 2 times per year About IMPACTenergy IMPACTenergy is a leader in building energy optimization for the hospitality industry. We specialize in energy audits, retro-commissioning, building optimization, benchmarking, and implementation support for hotels and commercial buildings in Colorado. This position is ideal for: A senior engineer with a full-time job looking to earn additional income by working approximately 10+ hours per week. A small engineering firm looking for a recurring client and long-term partnership. The role is centered around three primary responsibilities:1. Perform On-Site Energy Audits & Building Assessments Conduct ASHRAE Level I-III Energy Audits and Retro-Commissioning (RCx) site investigations. Evaluate HVAC systems, Building Automation Systems (BAS), controls, lighting, and other building systems. Identify Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) and operational improvements. Travel to project sites (primarily Colorado) approximately two times per year. 2. Prepare Technical Energy Audit Reports Develop comprehensive engineering reports documenting findings and recommendations. Perform engineering calculations and energy savings analysis. Estimate implementation costs, utility savings, and financial payback. Proficient in developing detailed sequences of operation that can be handed directly to controls contractors for implementation. Create clear implementation plans that contractors and owners can execute. 3. Support Clients Through Implementation Participate in client meetings to explain audit findings and recommendations. Coordinate with owners, mechanical contractors, controls contractors, and vendors. Answer technical questions during implementation. Provide engineering support through completion of the recommended energy measures.
Required Qualifications: Minimum 15 years of experience performing commercial energy audits, commissioning, or retro-commissioning. Extensive experience with large commercial buildings (100,000+ SF). Strong knowledge of: HVAC systems Building Automation Systems (BAS) Direct Digital Controls (DDC) Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) Experience developing engineering calculations and energy savings analyses. Exceptional technical writing skills. Strong communication and client presentation skills. Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, or related field (required). Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred but not required. Highly organized and able to work independently. Compensation & Logistics
Pay: $125-$175 per hour (DOE)
Employment Type: 1099 Independent Contractor Remote Work: Approximately 90% Travel: Approximately 10% (primarily Colorado) Colorado-based candidates preferred but not required.
How to Apply: Please email your resume and cover letter (PDF format) explaining your interest in joining our team. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. Email: learn@impactenergyec.com Subject Line: Senior Building Energy Engineer

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