We are seeking an Energy & Decarbonization Consultant to support clients in improving energy performance reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainability targets. The role involves conducting ASHRAE-compliant energy audits supporting ISO 50001 energy management systems and developing practical decarbonization and energy efficiency strategies across various sectors.
- Conduct energy audits (ASHRAE Level 1 2 and 3) including site inspections data analysis and identification of energy conservation measures
- Develop energy efficiency and decarbonisation plans including technical and financial evaluation of recommended measures
- Support implementation and auditing of ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems
- Identify opportunities to improve energy performance reduce operational costs and lower carbon emissions
- Prepare technical reports energy models and client presentations with clear recommendations
- Support clients in achieving energy efficiency sustainability and carbon reduction targets
- Provide technical advisory aligned with international best practices and applicable local regulations
Qualifications :
- Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering Energy Engineering Electrical Engineering or related field
- 4-5 years of experience
- Strong technical knowledge of energy systems and energy efficiency measures
- Familiarity with ASHRAE energy audit standards and ISO 50001 requirements
- Experience conducting energy audits and implementing energy efficiency measure
- Experience with ISO 50001 auditing or implementation
- Experience in energy consulting sustainability or decarbonization projects
- Strong analytical reporting and client communication skills
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time
Key Skills Business Development,Electrical Engineering,Management Experience,HVAC,Territory Management,Project Management,Quality Control,Contract Management,Budgeting,Program Development,Public Speaking,Contracts
Experience: years
Vacancy: 1
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