If this should be posted somewhere else, please let me know, but putting here since the positions are located in San Francisco Bay Area.

We've had some unexpected turnover. Both departures were to move to positions/companies more in line with career goals (one guy was a Construction Engineer MBA, and wanted to get into more directly related work). At any rate, we now have two vacancies that we expect to fill in the July timeframe, but will consider filling earlier with the right candidate. I'm just the bookkeeper here, so don't know the requirement details, but know we are looking for a mid-level and a senior level mechanical engineer.

Basic description: Energy Efficiency Engineers with five or more years of experience, who will audit existing facilities to assess energy savings potential and develop recommendations for resource efficiency upgrades, including HVAC, refrigeration, lighting, motors, process equipment, compressors, and water use. Mechanical engineers with PE license preferred.

PM me if interested. Check us out at www.rsgrp.com

 

need any EE's?

 

Frankly, this shows how little I know of the engineering disciplines. Most of the work is done in evaluating energy useage of lighting, HVAC, pumps, ... I would have thought this would be a realm for EEs. I've been told not. Looking for MEs. Having said that, if you feel you have qualifications to evaluate for energy efficiency, I'll be glad to put forth your resume.

 

nah I was mostly just messing around. Still employed...at the moment anyway... :P