Engineering Consultant

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

• 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