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Provides technical leadership for retro-commissioning and energy conservation projects. Leads site surveys, develops energy management strategies, reviews designs and equipment submittals, supports construction and commissioning, troubleshoots complex MEP and building automation systems, and assists with system optimization. The role also develops standards, tools, reports, and training while mentoring technical staff and supporting client outcomes. Travel to job sites and offices is required approximately 50% of the time.

Designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves mechanical systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing engineering documents, developing systems, drafting blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, and resolving complex engineering issues under general supervision. Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering, an active Professional Engineer license, and 4–6 years of experience. The role involves 5–10% travel to job sites or offices and physical work in varied environments.

Designs electrical systems for building projects under the supervision of a licensed professional engineer. Responsibilities include electrical drawings, code reviews, lighting and receptacle layouts, circuit and service calculations, site surveys, multidisciplinary coordination, construction site visits, punch lists, and project documentation. The role requires Revit, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, communication skills, and occasional travel to job sites or offices.

Coordinates digital fabrication files, work-package routing, production schedules, dashboards, progress tracking, and project status reporting across business units and ERP systems. Establishes network-based schedules, forecasts completion dates, analyzes schedule risks and cost impacts, monitors earned value, manages change impacts, identifies constraints, and supports project controls, invoicing, and fabrication process training.

Designs mechanical systems, components, and assemblies for energy infrastructure and building projects. Responsibilities include conducting field surveys, producing drawings and system diagrams, creating equipment schedules and construction details, meeting project deadlines, supporting technical reports, and collaborating with project managers, engineers, contractors, and team members. The role may also provide coaching and mentoring while working under direct supervision.

Oversees project accounting, including general ledger maintenance, journal entries, reconciliations, month-end close, client invoicing, subcontractor payables, and financial reporting. Supports budgets, forecasts, variance analysis, internal controls, audit requests, and compliance with US GAAP while partnering with program management and senior leadership.

Manages design production throughout project lifecycles, from development handoff through construction closeout. Coordinates design tasks, assigns and mentors staff, monitors quality and safety standards, supports budgeting and resource planning, and facilitates communication among project teams, leadership, and clients. The role also requires site survey participation and approximately 25% travel to job sites and offices.

Provides basic engineering and technical support under direct supervision. Responsibilities include contributing to projects, maintaining engineering documentation and records, organizing drawings and maps, collecting and coding data, reviewing records, and preparing revisions. The intern learns organizational processes, supports technical staff, and performs drafting, filing, and data resource tasks while pursuing an undergraduate technical degree.

Supports technical employees with basic engineering tasks under direct supervision. Responsibilities include contributing to projects, maintaining documentation and records, organizing engineering drawings and maps, collecting and coding data, reviewing records, and preparing revisions. The intern learns organizational processes, follows directions, communicates effectively, and works collaboratively while pursuing an undergraduate technical degree.

Coordinates jobsite materials, tools, equipment, fuel, consumables, and deliveries. Verifies received items against orders, identifies discrepancies or damage, maintains inventory and organized storage areas, tags materials, manages returns and rented equipment, schedules refills, inspects tools, and submits inventory reports. The role supports superintendents and project managers while performing physical work in outdoor and construction environments, including forklift operation and handling materials weighing 20–100 pounds.