Engineering Consultant

This is a full-time exempt (40+ hours/week), hybrid and travel-light role (travel not specified) across Oregon and Washington.

Summary

Serve as a technical engineering consultant supporting building energy systems, infrastructure planning, and market development initiatives.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to evaluate emerging technologies and advance energy efficiency strategies.
Represent the organization on industry committees, advisory groups, and technical standards organizations.
Provide engineering guidance to developers, architects, engineers, and contractors on utility infrastructure and mechanical system applications.
Perform technical analysis and research to support strategic planning and technology adoption.
Monitor industry trends, building codes, and evolving engineering standards.
Support new construction and retrofit projects through technical consultation and infrastructure planning.
Communicate technical findings and recommendations to stakeholders at all organizational levels.

Collaborate with developers, architects, and engineers to support utility infrastructure planning for construction projects.
Represent the organization during building code, standards, and industry committee activities.
Research, evaluate, and analyze building energy performance and mechanical systems.
Develop technical analyses and recommendations that support strategic planning initiatives.
Monitor emerging technologies, engineering trends, and market developments.
Present technical information to internal leadership, customers, and industry partners.
Coordinate with cross-functional teams to support project execution and technology deployment.
Promote safe work practices while balancing multiple priorities, deadlines, and stakeholder needs.

Bachelor's degree in Engineering; Mechanical Engineering preferred.
Minimum of 3 years of experience with HVAC systems supporting residential, commercial, or multifamily construction projects.
Professional Engineer (PE) license or ability to obtain licensure within two years of hire.
Strong understanding of HVAC systems, mechanical engineering principles, and building performance.
Experience interpreting and applying building codes and energy standards.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, organizational, and project coordination skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present technical information to diverse audiences.
Valid driver's license with the ability to maintain driving eligibility.

Professional Engineer (PE) license already obtained.
Experience with building codes and energy efficiency standards.
Knowledge of the utility or energy industry.
Understanding of natural gas and electric building technologies, market trends, and emerging equipment.

Salary range: $88,700–$126,350 annually (Level 2) or $110,250–$157,100 annually (Level 3), depending on qualifications

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