Building Performance Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the design team to track building performance goals related to energy/carbon, wellness, resilience, and/or other topics
• Track progress of multiple projects simultaneously and work with internal design teams, external engineering consultants, clients and construction teams to keep projects on track to meet goals
• Manage various building certifications, including LEED, WELL, and Fitwel. Complete documentation associated with certification compliance and liaise with reviewers
• Provide building performance assessments including solar and daylight analysis at various stages of project design
• Stay current on iterative changes related to certification programs
• Research and maintain working knowledge of newest technologies and trends in sustainable design
• Prepare presentations for meetings, coordinate project tasks, and prepare reports
• Collection of project metrics and assist with reporting projects for AIA 2030 Commitment and AIA Materials Pledge

Qualifications

• LEED Accredited Professional
• Bachelor or Master’s degree in architecture, engineering, building science, built environment, and/or sustainability
• Minimum of 2+ years of experience in sustainability, or related field, within the architectural, engineering, and construction industry
• Knowledge of the building design and construction process, ability to read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings
• Knowledge of sustainable building practices including but not limited to energy efficiency, embodied carbon, air and water quality, thermal comfort, daylighting, material transparency, and/or regenerative design
• Excellent communication and organization skills
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe InDesign
• Relevant accreditations and experience (e.g. WELL, Fitwel, Certified Passive House Consultant) a plus
• Experience with computational design, energy modeling, load calculations, or carbon analysis a plus
• Familiarity with building performance standards and stretch codes focused on energy efficiency and electrification a plus