The Role;Ashgrove is a national leader in Home Energy Upgrades, and are now scaling our impact through our newly established Commercial Energy Solutions (CES) Department.We are seeking an experienced Commercial Energy Engineer to play a pivotal role in shaping the direction and growth of this division. As an early-stage hire, this role offers rapid career advancement in a fast-paced, innovative environment.The successful candidate will lead Energy Audits, Feasibility Studies and front-end appraisals, while guiding our clients through the SEAI grant process for both energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades.About Ashgrove Renewables;Est 2001, we have over 2 decades of experience in the Irish renewable energy market.Following the successful launch of our Home Energy Upgrade division in 2021, bolstered by over 20 years of experience delivering cost and energy savings to clients nationwide, we are delighted to be one of the largest domestic CEG providers in the country; these have been a mixture of shallow renovations and deep retrofit projects with increased targets for 2025.Key Responsibilities of this Role;Energy Audits / Technical AssessmentsLead and conduct non-domestic energy audits aligned with international standard ISO50002 and SEAI guidelinesIdentify energy conservation measures across building services and building fabricModel the energy breakdown of customer sites and perform energy calculationsModel non-domestic building energy demands (Non-domestic BER, etc)Technical Grant AssistanceServe as a technical support to both colleagues and customers in relation to grant application ensuring proposed works meet the specific requirements for grant and state aidPrepare relevant documentation and technical workbook to support grant submissions, ensuring alignment with funding criteriaEstablish energy baselines to be used for future verification of energy savingsPrepare and submit Measurement and Verification plans and reports aligned with ISO50015 / IPMVPMaintain up to date knowledge of evolving funding windows, eligibility rules and technical compliance standards for energy performance and renewable installationsReporting and Client EngagementProduce concise, decision-ready audit reports that clearly communicate technical findings, savings projections and next steps to senior client managementEffectively present technical analysis and grant supported funding scenarios to clients, addressing queries as they ariseGeneralAdherence to Health, Safety and Environmental regulationAny other duties as reasonably requested within your capability to perform.RequirementsLevel 7 degree or higher in Energy, Mechanical, Electrical or Building Services Engineering1-3 years experience conducting non-domestic/commercial energy audits, and preparing techncial documentationExperience in SEAI grant applications and requirementsCertification; CEM / CEA / CMVP is desirable but not essentialSoftware: Non-domestic BER / iSBEM desirable but not essentialOther Requirements;Full clean Irish driving licenceWillingness to travel to client sitesMS Suite, Excel, CRM and database proficientExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsBenefitsCompetitive salary commensurate with your experienceCompany PensionPerformance-related bonusBike to work schemeOnsite parkingEmployee DiscountsCompany paid LeaveFurther educational support, training and development opportunitiesSports and social events and activitiesLevel 7 degree or higher in Energy, Mechanical, Electrical or Building Services Engineering1-3 years experience conducting non-domestic/commercial energy audits and preparing technical documentationExperience in SEAI grant applications and requirements