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Energy Efficiency Engineers

Employment Prospects

Employers

Energy efficiency engineers work full-time or as contract consultants for various types of businesses. For example, they are hired by companies such as engineering consulting services, energy consulting services, renewable energy companies, nuclear energy companies, production and manufacturing companies; gas, oil, and mining companies; residential, commercial, and industrial construction companies; government agencies, and many other types of businesses.

Starting Out

Some energy efficiency engineers get their start through internships in engineering or energy consulting companies. College students can learn about job openings by using the resources of their school's career center, by attending job fairs and other networking events, and by visiting the career Web sites of potential employers.

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