GREEN BUILDING CONSULTANT/Analyst
The Green Roundtable seeks a green building expert to provide advice on a variety of commercial construction projects using rating systems (LEED, GGHC, CHPS) and others that go beyond. Candidates would be consulting directly to owner/client on both process and technology issues, such as: assisting with design team selection, shaping cost benefit analysis, building system selection and design (specific to technology), technical analysis, recommendations and implementation of all strategies. Your role would specifically require client & project management experience, technical review of building systems and products, and LEEDTM facilitation.
If desired, candidates will also have opportunities to provide training, develop new educational and analytical tools, and participate in grant-supported public policy work.
Candidates should have:
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Minimum of a bachelor's degree plus 6 years experience with an advanced degree or 10 years of experience (more for our senior position)
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Solid foundation in building science - ideally bridging architecture and engineering disciplines.
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The highest priority is the ability to provide competent peer review for building systems (HVAC, lighting, electrical) to critique energy models and daylight analysis. Understanding of both traditional and alternative building systems and building system integration needed.
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Excellent project management skills and attention to detail.
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Excellent communication and writing skills helpful. Proficiency with building specifications. Comfort with life cycle costing and life cycle analysis.
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Familiarity with a wide variety of analysis tools and software programs, and comfort level learning new ones.
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LEED AP accreditation. Experience using LEED TM and other rating systems on projects.
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Creative, "out of the box" strategic thinking.