[Hiring] Building Technologies/Measurement & Verification SME @BCS Allegient 2025

Role Description

BCS Allegient has a contingent opening for a Building Technologies / Measurement & Verification Subject Matter Expert to support an upcoming contract with the Department of Energy. This position is remote.

• Provide subject matter expertise in building technologies, federal energy programs, measurement and verification, and emerging technology deployment.
• Review DOE National Laboratory technical reports, performance evaluations, pilot results, data analysis products, and technology assessment materials for technical accuracy, logic, clarity, and defensibility.
• Help translate complex building technology and M&V findings into decision-ready products for federal executives, facility managers, asset managers, engineers, and non-technical stakeholders.
• Advise technical writers, graphic designers, dashboard developers, and program managers on the technical meaning, relevance, limitations, and deployment implications of building technology evaluation results.
• Support development of four-page findings documents, one-page infographics, executive summaries, briefing decks, webinar content, technology deployment materials, and stakeholder communications.
• Assist in explaining what each technology is, why GSA is interested, how it was evaluated, what the evaluation found, and whether broader deployment is justified.
• Support review of Preliminary Technology Assessments, measurement and verification plans, technical report comments, data visualizations, and Pilot-to-Portfolio deployment materials.
• Provide technical input on building systems, energy efficiency, operational performance, cost savings, customer satisfaction, and deployment feasibility.
• Support stakeholder meetings, Technical Committee discussions, lab coordination, webinars, and technical workshops as needed.
• Identify technical risks, data gaps, unsupported conclusions, unclear assumptions, and areas requiring additional clarification from DOE National Laboratories or program stakeholders.
• Help ensure technical communications are accurate, credible, and appropriately tailored for both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Support capture/proposal activities as needed by helping validate technical approach, past performance relevance, building technology terminology, and staffing credibility.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, building science, architecture, energy management, environmental science, sustainability, data analytics, or a related technical field.
• Professional certifications such as Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP), LEED AP, PE, or similar credentials are preferred but not required.
• Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in building technologies, federal energy programs, measurement and verification, energy efficiency, facility performance, building systems, technology validation, or deployment of emerging technologies.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience supporting federal agencies, DOE programs, DOE National Laboratories, GSA, FEMP, federal facilities, or energy/building technology initiatives.
• Experience reviewing or supporting technical reports, measurement and verification plans, pilot evaluations, technology assessments, performance studies, energy savings analyses, or deployment recommendations.
• Experience with one or more building technology areas such as HVAC, lighting, controls, building automation, grid-interactive efficient buildings, electrification, energy storage, water efficiency, envelope systems, advanced metering, or decarbonization technologies.
• Preferred experience with DOE National Laboratories, FEMP, GSA Green Proving Ground, Center for Emerging Building Technologies, federal building portfolios, Pilot-to-Portfolio deployment, or technology-to-market initiatives.
• Experience helping translate technical findings into executive summaries, findings documents, infographics, webinars, briefings, or decision-support materials is preferred.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, building science, architecture, energy management, environmental science, sustainability, data analytics, or a related technical field.
• Professional certifications such as Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP), LEED AP, PE, or similar credentials are preferred but not required.
• Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in building technologies, federal energy programs, measurement and verification, energy efficiency, facility performance, building systems, technology validation, or deployment of emerging technologies.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience supporting federal agencies, DOE programs, DOE National Laboratories, GSA, FEMP, federal facilities, or energy/building technology initiatives.
• Experience reviewing or supporting technical reports, measurement and verification plans, pilot evaluations, technology assessments, performance studies, energy savings analyses, or deployment recommendations.
• Experience with one or more building technology areas such as HVAC, lighting, controls, building automation, grid-interactive efficient buildings, electrification, energy storage, water efficiency, envelope systems, advanced metering, or decarbonization technologies.
• Preferred experience with DOE National Laboratories, FEMP, GSA Green Proving Ground, Center for Emerging Building Technologies, federal building portfolios, Pilot-to-Portfolio deployment, or technology-to-market initiatives.
• Experience helping translate technical findings into executive summaries, findings documents, infographics, webinars, briefings, or decision-support materials is preferred.