New Buildings Energy Performance Consultant

Overview

Promote energy efficiency in commercial buildings by consulting architects, engineers, and owners.

Key Responsibilities

• energy modeling
• utility programs
• building audits
• measurement verification
• project pipeline
• stakeholder engagement

Tasks

-Builds and maintains relationships with market actors such as architects, engineers, planners, energy modelers, raters, builders, owners, and commercial real estate organizations to promote high performance building strategies and technologies -Supports business development initiatives by serving as a new construction subject matter expert -Maintains a pipeline of projects and leads and see projects through to completion -Builds and reviews energy efficiency models using industry standard software (REM/Rate, eQUEST, EnergyPro, Trane Trace, etc.) -Responsible to build and maintain a pipeline of projects planning to participate in utility programs such that energy efficiency targets and goals are achieved. -Supports design, implementation, and continuous improvement of new construction utility offerings under the direction of Resource Innovations Leadership and Client Program Managers -Collaborates with program management, software, outreach, data analysis, customer service, and partner teams -Independently audits complex buildings, evaluates building systems, and identifies energy efficiency and sustainability opportunities. -Supports onsite and virtual measurements and verification of "as built" results after new buildings have been commissioned

Requirements

• 2+ years
• leed ap
• construction degree
• hvac
• energysim
• net zero

What You Bring

-2+ years of experience with energy efficiency building practices -Familiarity with Energy Use Intensity Metrics -Must be able to travel locally and domestically up to 30% of the time -Hands-on experience with mechanical, electrical, and control systems is a plus -Extensive familiarity with state building codes and energy codes for commercial and multi-family new construction. (examples: Utah's IECC 2021, Washington WAC 51-11C) -LEED AP and -Degree (or equivalent experience) in Construction Management, Architecture, or Mechanical Engineering is required -Familiarity with Net Zero Strategies -Knowledge and experience with building science, systems and markets -Extensive familiarity with reading architectural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing construction drawings -Solid understanding of building systems (particularly lighting and HVAC) and/or sustainability practices is necessary -Demonstrated proficiency with building simulation software (e.g. REM/Rate, eQUEST, EnergyPro, Trane Trace, etc.) -Knowledge of Grid-Interactive Efficient Building (GEB) capabilities and initiatives -Experience with ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager

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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.

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Security Clearance

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