Energy Engineer

We are currently hiring in our Buildings Engineering Division at our White Plains, NY and Brooklyn, NY offices. LaBella is on the cutting edge of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects that help our clients reduce their energy usage and carbon footprints. Our Energy and Commissioning group is looking for an entry or junior level Energy Engineer with 2-5+ years of experience. This individual will serve a key function in seeing our downstate energy projects from initial feasibility study through construction and commissioning. This is an exciting opportunity to help LaBella's energy group impact the future of our community and climate.

LaBella's Building Engineering Departments provides our employees a collaborative, professional working environment, allowing for personal growth and responsibility on a variety of significant projects that serve our target markets. The Energy engineer will work with other engineers and project managers as part of a project team to support the development of concepts, strategies, designs, drawings, specifications and reports for new Building and Renovation projects with an Energy and/or Commissioning focus

Responsibilities

• Perform energy audits and feasibility studies to identify Energy Conservation Measures.

• Complete utility data analysis and evaluation of energy usage.

• Perform basic energy savings calculations, making educated assumptions when applicable and using / interpreting data gathered from the field to estimate savings.

• Develop design concepts in technical documentation. May assist with mechanical design projects as required.

• Able to interpret complex plans and specifications and apply available information to ensure that all project design requirements are satisfied.

• Plan, perform and document the commissioning of various Mechanical and Electrical Systems to ensure the intended operation.

• Conduct on-site investigation and inspection of multi-discipline projects.

• Takes a lead role in resolving construction problems, procedures, and methods.

• Maintain familiarity with appropriate engineering and construction codes.