Energy Engineer

Role Overview We are seeking a detail-oriented Energy Auditor / Energy Engineer to conduct end-to-end building energy audits, establish energy baselines, deploy our energy-saving technologies, and verify actual savings through real-world measurements. This is a high-impact, field-intensive role where your analysis directly drives energy cost reduction and sustainability outcomes for our clients. Key Responsibilities 1. Building Energy Auditing Conduct walkthrough and detailed energy audits for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. Evaluate HVAC, chiller plants, lighting, motors, pumps, building envelope, and energy distribution systems. Identify energy inefficiencies, performance gaps, operational issues, and improvement opportunities. Perform field measurements using power meters, flow meters, lux meters, infrared thermography, and temperature/humidity loggers. 2. Baseline Energy Mapping & Analytics Develop baseline energy models using historical utility data, equipment ratings, and operating schedules. Map energy flows across major loads (HVAC, pumps, lighting, compressors, process equipment). Use statistical/analytical methods to correlate consumption with load factors, occupancy, climate, and schedules. Prepare detailed baseline charts, Sankey diagrams, and load curves. 3. Deployment of Energy-Saving Technologies Install, calibrate, and validate our energy-efficiency product in HVAC or building systems. Coordinate with facility teams for safe installation, commissioning, and operational readiness. Monitor system performance before and after deployment. Troubleshoot integration, performance issues, and deviations. 4. Measurement, Verification & Actual Savings Use real-time sensors, loggers, and meters to measure: Power consumption HVAC parameters Temperature/humidity Chiller/COP metrics Operating hours Apply IPMVP protocols (Option A/B/C) to quantify actual savings. Compare baseline vs. post-deployment performance to show verified improvements. Generate clear M&V reports for internal and client approvals. 5. Documentation & Reporting Prepare audit reports, baseline documentation, system maps, and savings summaries. Compile equipment inventory, load lists, site measurements, photos, and findings. Present energy-saving proposals with ROI, payback, and cost-benefit analysis. Maintain accurate records for compliance and future benchmarking. Qualifications & Skills Education B.E / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Mechatronics, or related fields. Certified Energy Auditor (BEE) preferred - strong advantage. Technical Skills Solid understanding of: HVAC systems, chillers, pumps, and air-handling units Electrical systems, power factor, demand, and harmonics Building management systems (BMS) Thermal efficiency, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics Hands-on skills with measurement tools: Power analyzers Ultrasonic flow meters IR thermography Temperature/RH loggers Ability to build load profiles, energy baselines, and consumption models. Proficiency in Excel, Python/MATLAB (preferred) for data analytics and visualization. Soft Skills Strong analytical and problem-solving ability. Clear documentation and structured reporting. Good communication with facility engineers and management teams. Self-driven and comfortable with field audits and equipment inspection. What You Will Deliver Accurate energy audits and baseline models for client buildings. Verified energy savings after deploying our product. Clear documentation that supports client decisions and project ROI. Insights that improve overall energy efficiency and system performance. Why Join Us? Work on real-world HVAC optimization, energy efficiency, and sustainability projects. Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge energy-saving technologies. High learning curve, strong industry exposure, and fast career progression. Apply your resumes at