Sr. Energy Engineer

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As a Sr. Energy Engineer at Honeywell, you will play a pivotal role in managing energy guarantees for Public Private Partnership (P3) projects across Ontario. You will be involved in all project phases-from bid through operations-with an initial focus on operations. This role demands a blend of technical expertise, project management skills, and the ability to work collaboratively within a dynamic team.

You will report directly to our Sr. Engineering Manager, and you'll work out of our Markham, ON location.

Fantastic career opportunity for a Sr. Energy Engineer in Markham, ON. Join our dynamic Engineer team in Building Automation at Honeywell, driving energy performance across high-impact P3 projects in Ontario.Must Have:

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering.
• Eligible for or possess a Professional Engineer license in Ontario
• Able to walk and climb ladders while working at customer sites and equipment rooms.
• Class G Driver's License and access to vehicle for periodic site visits to GTA, Hamilton, Whitby and London area.
• Minimum of 5 years in Energy Management or Mechanical Design.

• Bilingual in English and French.
• 7+ years of experience with building automation systems, software, commissioning, or operations related HVAC Design/Construction experience.
• Certified Energy Manager (CEM) designation
• Public Private Partnership (P3) experience and knowledge of energy modelling software and measurement verification (M&V).
• Assertive communicator with strong verbal and written skills in English.
• Ability to recognize trends, spot problems with data, and effectively manage time.
• Strong process-oriented approach to achieve high-quality results.
• Proven ability to work effectively and influence decisions in a multi-functional team environment.

• Risk and Opportunity Assessment: Analyze RFP documents to identify potential risks and opportunities and provide comprehensive risk assessments to management.
• Energy Assessment: Collaborate with the design team and energy consultants to develop robust energy models that support the bid.
• Energy Saving Opportunities: Advise on potential energy-saving opportunities and assist in the development of a preliminary metering scheme.
• Client Engagement: Prepare and present customer presentations to highlight the benefits of the proposed design. Engage in negotiations to safeguard Honeywell's interests and ensure achievable energy commitments.

• Design Review: Scrutinize design documents throughout the design and construction phases to ensure energy commitments are achievable.
• Consultation: Work with consultants to address and resolve any energy-related issues.
• Metering Scheme: Validate that the metering scheme is adequate for managing the energy guarantee.
• Planning Documents: Develop Measurement and Verification (M&V) Plans (IPMVP Option D, Method
  2) and Energy Management Plans for typical 30-year contracts.

• Coordination: Collaborate with builders and engineering consultants to address deficiencies, provide feedback, and contribute to solution development.
• Contractual Compliance: Offer guidance to ensure all contractual energy requirements are fulfilled.
• Commissioning Support: Assist the Facility Management (FM) team in the commissioning process to ensure energy guarantees are met.
• Data Analysis: Analyze energy usage data, oversee energy reports, and investigate discrepancies in consumption. Present findings, identify risks and opportunities, and recommend improvements.
• Energy Conservation: Work with site/building automation technicians to implement energy conservation measures. Manage client expectations and advise on the energy implications of proposed building changes.
• Meetings: Lead Utility Subcommittee meetings (typically quarterly) and provide insights into energy performance and potential improvements.