Support Siemens Smart Infrastructure Energy Services by helping customers improve building energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.

Perform energy calculations, including weather-based BIN calculations.
Use building energy simulation programs to create energy, cooling, and heating load-building models with modeling software.
Review blueprints to identify mechanical, electrical, and controls systems and determine facility operating characteristics.
Complete energy and design calculations to support proposed facility improvement measure (FIM) recommendations.
Participate in pre-sale efforts by partnering with Sales to identify and technically qualify customer energy-efficiency opportunities.
Join client meetings and presentations; lead at times.
Collaborate with Siemens operations teams and outside vendors to develop FIMs.
Assist and sometimes lead existing building commissioning projects.
Apply knowledge of industry standard commissioning procedures and techniques.
Coordinate business development strategy with Siemens sales and technology solution managers.

Legally authorized to work in the United States on a continual and permanent basis without company sponsorship.
Must be at least 21 years old to participate in required Siemens vehicle plan and have a valid driver’s license in good standing.
Presentation skills.
Verbal and written communication skills in English.
Experience with Mechanical HVAC systems and/or design.
Experience with data analysis tools to identify trends and patterns.
For the Energy Buildings Engineer role: 2+ years of Mechanical HVAC systems or design experience.
Understanding of HVAC design fundamentals.
Experience with controls fundamentals.
For the Building Energy Engineer role: 2+ years of experience in energy efficiency engineering within buildings.
Experience with existing building/HVAC systems commissioning.
Experience developing design concepts and schematics for recommended FIMs, including:
- Scope of work descriptions
- Sequences of operations
- Code deficiency evaluations
- Savings potential
- Cost estimates
- Data to verify FIMs

Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or a related field.
Experience with energy efficiency engineering within buildings.
Certified Energy Manager (CEM) certification and/or state certification as an Engineer in Training (EIT) or Professional Engineer.
Understanding of State and Utility Incentive programs.
Experience performing industry-standard (ASHRAE or equivalent) energy audits, including:
- Working independently to develop action plans before executing energy audits
- Organizing collected information
- Identifying FIM recommendations
5+ years of experience supporting performance-based projects or energy services.
Familiarity with MS Excel and VBA programming basics.

Buildings Energy Engineer

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