Jr. Green Engineer - Modeling

Come build a greener British Columbia with us. Polar Engineering is a young, fast-moving engineering consulting firm focused on delivering real, measurable carbon reductions. We design and implement advanced energy recovery, electrification, and low-carbon mechanical systems that help our clients eliminate fossil fuel use, reduce operating costs, and reach net zero. In addition to our green energy work, Polar is also part of the engineering teams behind the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) and Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT)—projects shaping the future of science and technology. Google them 🙂 We are a lifestyle company that values great engineering and balance. Flexible hours, flexible workdays, and the freedom to enjoy the West Coast are part of how we operate. (Ian Welle’s favorite activity is kiteboarding.) About the Role Polar Engineering is seeking a Junior Mechanical Engineer to join our growing Net Zero and Grants Division. In this role, you will work directly with Steffen Trangeled, Head of Polar’s Net Zero and Grants Division (also known internally as Polar’s rainmaker), supporting a rapidly growing portfolio of energy recovery, decarbonization, and net-zero implementation projects across British Columbia. You will be part of Steffen’s team—affectionately known as “The Dream Team”—helping clients identify, design, and implement the most responsible and cost-effective pathways to net zero. This position blends engineering analysis, real-world implementation, and client-facing work, with a strong focus on measurable greenhouse gas reductions. You will collaborate closely with the broader Polar Engineering team on technical reports, energy modeling, system design, and project delivery, while also supporting grant applications and helping communicate Polar’s impact through select outreach and social media efforts. What You Will Do Perform energy audits and feasibility studies for existing buildings Visit project sites to gather field data and identify carbon reduction opportunities Develop detailed spreadsheet-based energy and emissions models Create 2D CAD drawings and system schematics Perform engineering calculations to evaluate system performance Work with manufacturers to understand equipment performance and integration Support the selection of low-carbon equipment and system configurations Coordinate with contractors to obtain pricing and clarify system requirements Prepare technical reports, grant documentation, and client presentations Support clients during design, construction, and implementation Help advocate for green energy and net-zero solutions within the industry By doing this work, you will help Polar and its clients turn climate goals into built, operating systems. Requirements 2+ year accredited technical degree Strong aptitude for spreadsheet-based energy modelling Minimum 1 year of professional experience working in British Columbia Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident Residence in BC Passion for teamwork, technical excellence, and greenhouse gas reduction Preference Given To Candidates With: B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering EGBC EIT status or eligibility to apply Experience with utility or government grant and incentive programs Project or team leadership experience Mechanical HVAC design, control, or analysis experience Building Automation Systems (BAS / DDC) experience Residence in Vancouver, BC Compensation & Benefits Salary $65000 - $85000 Benefits Meaningful work that measurably reduces carbon emissions Flexible work hours and flexible workdays Remote work options RRSP matching Dental and vision coverage Massage therapy Extended medical care Polar office events including skiing, paintball, and snorkeling.

You will perform energy audits and feasibility studies, develop energy and emissions models, and support clients during design, construction, and implementation. This role involves collaborating with the team on technical reports and outreach efforts to communicate Polar's impact.

A minimum of a 2-year accredited technical degree and 1 year of professional experience in British Columbia is required. Candidates should have a strong aptitude for spreadsheet-based energy modeling and a passion for teamwork and greenhouse gas reduction.

• Meaningful Work That Measurably Reduces Carbon Emissions • Flexible Work Hours • Flexible Workdays • Remote Work Options • RRSP Matching • Dental And Vision Coverage • Massage Therapy • Extended Medical Care • Polar Office Events Including Skiing, Paintball, And Snorkeling

Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.

• Energy Audits
• Feasibility Studies
• Energy Modeling
• CAD Drawings
• Engineering Calculations
• Low-Carbon Equipment Selection
• Technical Reports
• Grant Documentation
• Client Presentations
• Team Collaboration
• Green Energy Advocacy

• Engineering
• Environmental & Sustainability
• Energy

Formation minimale

Diplôme collégial

Expérience minimale

0+ ans

Postuler avant le

15 déc. 2026

Langue de l’offre

anglais

Heures de travail

40 heures par semaine

Niveau d’expérience

Entry level

Mode de candidature

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