Energy Engineer for Sustainable Modeling and Analysis
4 days ago
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Job Description
Vallum Associates is seeking a full-time Energy Engineer for Sustainable Modeling and Analysis in Boston, MA. The role focuses on energy modeling, compliance support, and collaboration with design teams. Candidates should possess a degree in engineering or building science, along with energy modeling experience and strong analytical skills. This position aims to contribute significantly to sustainability initiatives.
A well-established engineering firm in Boston is seeking an Energy Engineer to enhance its internal energy modeling and performance analysis capabilities. The role involves performing energy modeling, supporting compliance, and collaborating with design teams. Candidates should have a degree in engineering or building science, along with energy modeling experience and strong analytical skills. This position offers a full-time opportunity for meaningful impact in sustainability initiatives.
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