Green Building Engineer

Responsibilities  

- Lead end-to-end LEED, WELL and Living Building Challenge certification processes, maintaining all documentation in LEED Online.  

- Perform detailed energy, water and daylight simulations using IES VE, Sefaira, Ladybug Tools and Revit plug-ins.  

- Develop holistic life-cycle assessments in Tally to quantify embodied carbon and advise on low-impact assemblies.  

- Vet sustainable materials for VOCs, EPDs and health product declarations; maintain a curated product library.  

- Calculate whole-building carbon footprints (operational + embodied) and craft reduction roadmaps aligned with corporate ESG targets.  

- Draft construction waste management and indoor air quality plans—then monitor on-site implementation.  

- Educate architects, MEP engineers, owners and contractors on evolving green codes, incentive programs and performance goals.  

- Translate simulation outputs into visual dashboards for client workshops and public presentations.  

- Stay abreast of U.S. federal and state sustainability legislation, integrating new requirements into project workflows.  

Required Qualifications  

- Bachelor’s or master’s in Architecture, Mechanical, Civil or Environmental Engineering (or related building-science discipline).  

- 5+ years delivering certified green building projects in the United States.  

- LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C or O+M) or WELL AP credential.  

- Proven proficiency with IES VE, Revit, Sefaira and Excel-based energy modeling templates.  

- Solid grasp of building science fundamentals—thermal envelope, air tightness, psychrometrics.  

- Clear, concise technical writing and verbal communication; you convey data-rich insights to diverse audiences.  

Preferred Skills  

- Experience with Ladybug Tools, Tally or One-Click LCA.  

- Familiarity with electrification retrofits, grid-interactive buildings and renewable energy feasibility studies.  

- Participation in AIA 2030 or similar carbon benchmarking initiatives.