The Electrical Professional Engineer I designs and analyzes electrical systems, including power distribution, renewable energy, and controls for infrastructure projects. They are responsible for preparing accurate calculations, drawings, and specifications while coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure project success.
The Commissioning Provider III leads commissioning teams and manages all aspects of construction projects to ensure systems meet performance and safety standards. They act as a primary liaison between clients, contractors, and engineers while overseeing project budgets, schedules, and technical documentation.
The Commissioning Provider II leads commissioning teams and manages the full construction project lifecycle to ensure systems meet performance and safety standards. They act as a primary liaison between clients, contractors, and engineers to coordinate project plans, budgets, and schedules.
The Commissioning Provider III leads commissioning teams and manages multiple construction projects to ensure systems meet performance and safety standards. They act as a primary liaison between clients, contractors, and engineers while overseeing project budgets, schedules, and technical documentation.
The Commissioning Provider II leads commissioning teams and manages multiple construction projects to ensure systems meet performance and safety standards. They act as the primary liaison between clients, engineers, and contractors while overseeing project budgets, schedules, and technical documentation.
The Commissioning Project Manager II oversees a commissioning team to deliver multiple concurrent projects while managing budgets, schedules, and project documentation. This role acts as the primary communication hub between stakeholders and ensures project deliverables meet scope and performance requirements.
The Structural Engineer performs technical activities including structural design, calculations, and the preparation of drawings for building projects. They also coordinate with project teams, conduct site surveys, and mentor structural designers to ensure quality control and project compliance.
The Structural Engineer performs technical activities including structural design, calculations, and quality control reviews for building projects. They also mentor junior staff and coordinate with clients, contractors, and local authorities to ensure project compliance and quality.
The Structural Engineer performs technical activities including structural design, calculations, and the preparation of drawings for building projects. They also coordinate with project teams, conduct site surveys, and monitor construction progress to ensure compliance with codes and specifications.
The Lead Electrical Engineer serves as the Engineer of Record, overseeing technical design solutions and providing authority for electrical engineering projects. They are responsible for mentoring staff, managing project budgets and schedules, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards and the National Electrical Code.
The Senior Electrical Engineer serves as the Engineer of Record, overseeing technical design solutions and providing authority for electrical engineering projects. They are responsible for managing project budgets, schedules, and quality while mentoring junior staff and coordinating with clients and project teams.
The Financial Modeling Analyst develops and maintains complex financial models to support energy infrastructure projects and evaluates project economics. They also collaborate with cross-functional teams to provide analytical insights that drive strategic business decisions and project execution.
The BIM/VDC Piping Project Lead is responsible for performing 3D modeling and coordination of mechanical and plumbing systems to ensure high-quality shop drawings. They oversee the modeling process throughout the project lifecycle while collaborating with project management and field leadership to ensure efficient fabrication and installation.
The Energy Analyst II is responsible for organizing and analyzing utility consumption data to evaluate energy efficiency opportunities and cost reductions. They will collaborate with clients, engineers, and contractors to implement measurement and verification plans and support energy modeling projects.
The Director of Facilities Management provides strategic leadership for asset management, overseeing account strategy, performance, and profitability across multiple customer sites. They are responsible for reviewing facility maintenance plans, capital projects, and financial forecasts while ensuring compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements.
The Director of Asset Management provides strategic leadership for asset performance, profitability, and long-term capital planning across multiple customer sites. They are responsible for establishing governance, overseeing facility maintenance programs, and serving as a senior advisor for complex operational and financial issues.
Lead the commissioning team in executing multiple construction projects, ensuring all MEP systems meet performance and safety standards. Manage the full project lifecycle, including client interface, budget tracking, and the development of commissioning plans and reports.
The role involves developing policies for cost estimates for product manufacturing and services while assessing cost-effectiveness. The estimator will track actual project costs and collaborate with other departments to resolve issues and formulate estimates.
The TSE II provides technical authority for the implementation of energy conservation measures and retro-commissioning activities. They collaborate with engineers of record to optimize systems and mentor technical staff to ensure project outcomes are met.
The Technical Services Engineer provides technical authority for the implementation of energy conservation measures and retro-commissioning activities. They collaborate with project managers and engineers to optimize complex systems and develop technical standards and training materials.
The TSE I provides technical authority for the development and implementation of energy conservation measures and retro-commissioning activities. They collaborate with engineers of record to optimize systems and provide mentorship and training to the Technical Services staff.
The TSE I provides technical authority for the implementation of energy conservation measures and retro-commissioning activities. They lead site surveys, develop energy strategies, and collaborate with engineers to optimize complex building systems.
The Building Systems Specialist II is responsible for evaluating, programming, and optimizing building systems to achieve energy conservation goals. They collaborate with project delivery teams to conduct commissioning activities, document performance, and resolve technical issues.
