Consultant I Energy Efficiency - Energy Strategy Analysis – Campus 2024

Job Family:

Sustainability Consulting

Travel Required:

Up to 10%

Clearance Required:

None

What You Will Do:

**While not required, we do encourage you to input a cover letter at the end of your resume document**

The Energy and Environment (EE) group within Guidehouse’s Energy, Sustainability, and Infrastructure (ES&I) practice, provides technical and market analysis, research, program management, and strategic planning and analysis support related to emerging energy efficient and low-carbon building technologies, policies, and programs for the public sector. The EE strategy and analysis team supports DOE offices, national laboratories, NGOs, and state/regional energy organizations in strategic planning, research and development roadmaps, stakeholder engagement, technology deployment and scaling programs, building decarbonization analysis, data collection/modeling, and other programmatic and policy support related to energy efficient and emerging low-carbon building technologies. As a Consultant I in our EE strategy and analysis team, you will support the evaluation, investigation, and analysis of emerging technologies and market transformation strategies that can improve the overall efficiency and decarbonization of buildings. Other Consultant I project work may include market and technology assessments, data collection and analysis/modeling, developing research reports, and supporting DOE program development. The responsibilities of this Consultant I staff level position include gaining expertise in energy efficiency and building decarbonization topics and cultivating and maintaining working relationships with governmental clients and industry stakeholders.

Specific Responsibilities May Include:

• Providing detailed fact finding, research, and analysis on building and energy-related technologies, programs, and activities

• Researching and data collection on utility and state energy efficiency programs

• Assessing emerging building technologies and analyzing energy technology trends

• Conducting market research and analyzing market trends

• Performing data analyses and model development; data collection; spreadsheet creation and data management

• Planning and conducting stakeholder workshops and stakeholder interviews including states, localities, manufacturers, researchers, and energy efficiency organizations

• Designing strategic planning frameworks and assisting with planning processes and project management

• Preparing reports, spreadsheets, presentations, and other deliverables for clients

We encourage career development and are hiring for the long term. As a Consultant I, you will follow a clearly defined career path and develop your specialized industry knowledge and consulting skills. As you develop project management skills and industry expertise, you will have the opportunity to progress to the Consultant II level.

What You Will Need:

• A minimum zero (0) years of prior relevant consulting experience

• Minimum Degree Required: Bachelor’s Degree (Must still be enrolled in an accredited degree program in 2023 and graduate by Summer of 2024)

• Degree/Majors Required: Engineering, Environmental Science, Economics, or an energy or environmental related discipline

• Strong interest, experience, and/or coursework related to energy efficiency, decarbonization strategies/technologies, sustainability and/or advanced building technologies

• Ability to constantly operate a computer and other office equipment to coordinate work

• Capable of regularly using close visual acuity and operates computer equipment to prepare, analyze and transmit data accordingly

• Ability to work in an office environment

• This role is a Hybrid role which will require you to go into the closest GH Office as needed or on occasion.    The closest Guidehouse offices for this position are: Washington DC; Boston, MA; or, New York, NY

• No Sponsorship available for this position

• Due to nature of client engagements, US Citizenship restrictions may apply 

What Would Be Nice To Have:

• Internships, co-ops, fellowships, or coursework related to any of the following: energy efficiency, building technologies, sustainability, utilities, public energy/environmental policy, or building construction or renovation

• Outstanding analytical and problem-solving skills

• Proactive and independent work style