Engineering Lead

Resource Innovations

The Role

Overview

Lead RCx and energy management projects for C&I facilities, mentoring engineers.

Key Responsibilities

  • technical review
  • site visits
  • retro commissioning
  • results summary
  • tool development
  • submission review

Tasks

-Provide technical review comments and communicate findings to QSPs, utility clients, and internal stakeholders in a clear and constructive manner. -Conduct selective site visits to verify project scope, assess building systems (e.g., HVAC, controls, compressed air, refrigeration), and support measurement and verification activities. -Identify barriers to project implementation and propose practical, innovative solutions to enhance program success. -May lead and mentor 1-2 junior engineers, ensuring project reviews meet established quality standards, technical accuracy, and timeline requirements. -Provide training and technical guidance to junior engineers in RCx methodologies, HVAC systems, and program processes. -Work with QSPs, utility clients, and end-use customers to qualify RCx projects and assess project feasibility. -Lead and support the implementation of retro-commissioning (RCx) and energy management projects for commercial and industrial facilities. -Prepare concise summaries of project results, including savings, cost-effectiveness, and lessons learned, for utility clients and program administrators. -Support the development of program materials such as calculation tools, guidebooks, and technical reference resources. -Review Qualified Service Provider (QSP) submissions, including reports, savings calculations, and project documentation, to ensure accuracy, consistency, and alignment with program requirements.

Requirements

  • hvac
  • energyplus
  • pe license
  • cem
  • retro‑commissioning
  • project management

What You Bring

-Master's degree in Mechanical, Energy, or a related engineering field. -Familiarity with energy savings opportunities across building systems, including HVAC, lighting, compressed air, refrigeration, and process heating/cooling. -Willingness to travel locally up to 25% of the time. -Strong technical knowledge of HVAC systems, controls, refrigeration, thermal/fluid systems, and other commercial/industrial building systems. -Proficiency with building energy modeling and simulation tools (e.g., DOE-2, eQUEST, EnergyPlus, TRACE, ECAM). -Comfortable working in dynamic environments with variable levels of ambiguity. -Hands-on knowledge of commissioning and retro-commissioning procedures, system schematics, and functional performance testing. -Prior success managing multiple projects or programs, including budgets, deliverables, and client relationships. -Experience designing and specifying HVAC, electrical, and building automation/control systems. -Demonstrated experience reviewing technical reports, calculations, and performing QA/QC of engineering deliverables. -Minimum 5 years of experience in energy efficiency, retro-commissioning (RCx), or building systems engineering. -Strong writing, presentation, interpersonal, and analytical skills; able to distill complex ideas into concise reports, conversations, and emails. -Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and related analysis tools. -Professional Engineer (P.E.) license and/or Certified Energy Manager (CEM) credential. -Proven ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize competing deadlines, and lead/mentor junior engineering staff. -Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a related field. -Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate technical findings into clear and actionable guidance for contractors, utility clients, and end customers.

The Company

About Resource Innovations

-Merged with Nexant in 2021 and backed by Morgan Stanley Capital Partners in 2024, accelerating its scale and reach. -Specializes in transforming utility operations through demand-side management, software systems, and advisory services. -Works on diverse projects—from residential weatherization to grid modernization, electrification, and utility marketplaces. -Operates globally but retains utility-scale focus, delivering integrated energy solutions at significant scale.

Sector Specialisms

Energy Efficiency

Electrification

Distributed Energy Resources

Clean Energy

Renewables

Microgrids

Smart Homes

Connected Devices

Utility Services

Government Energy Programs

Community Development

Energy Demand Management

Energy Software Solutions

Decarbonization

Sustainability Consulting

Energy Transformation

Energy Generation

Energy Distribution

Energy Consumption

Energy Savings Programs

Energy Engagement

Energy Analytics

Market Transformation

Codes and Standards

Emerging Technology

Security Clearance

-comprehensive background check and reference check required. -pre‑employment drug screen may be required if applicable.