You will support the delivery of high-impact consulting engagements for the Department of Energy (DOE) focused on energy programs, policy, and technical program support. You will support DOE programs and processes to meet agency mission objectives and organization-specific business goals. You will contribute to project execution through research, analysis, and development of client-ready deliverables, while building strong client relationships and consulting skills. As you gain experience, you will take on increasing ownership of workstreams, client interaction, and team coordination. Equally important, you will be part of a collaborative, mission-driven culture. We value clarity, quality, and professionalism—and we support career paths that reward both subject matter depth and leadership. Whether you want to specialize deeply, lead large programs, or grow into broader advisory roles, Guidehouse provides the platform and trust to do meaningful work at scale. Specific responsibilities include:Project Delivery & Execution: Support execution of client engagements through research, analysis, coordination, and task management. Develop high-quality client-ready work products, including reports, presentations, and analytical tools. Track progress against deadlines, milestones, and project metrics. Research & Analysis: Conduct qualitative and quantitative research to support energy program design, program data analysis, emerging energy technologies and commercialization, and policy assessments. Synthesize findings into clear insights and actionable recommendations. Support development of technical solutions and program support materials. Client & Stakeholder Engagement: Engage and communicate with a variety of internal and external stakeholders (e.g., industry and state stakeholders) through meetings, presentations, and written communications in support of DOE’s objectives. Team Collaboration: Collaborate with DOE clients and project teams to solve problems, improve processes, and create high quality deliverables. Work across multiple workstreams and manage competing priorities effectively. Contribute to a collaborative, high-performing team environment. Communication: Pro-actively communicate with the team and clients and drive project timelines and deliverables with attention to detail. Learning & Growth: Develop subject matter expertise in energy programs, technologies, and related policies to contribute insights to project teams and clients and develop resources for stakeholders. Incorporate feedback and iterate quickly in a fast-paced environment. What You Will Need:Must be able to OBTAIN and MAINTAIN a Federal or DoD "PUBLIC TRUST"; candidates must obtain approved adjudication of their PUBLIC TRUST prior to onboarding with Guidehouse. Due to contract requirements US Citizenship restrictions apply. Consultant I - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, energy, environment or science-related field AND Zero (0 ) plus years relevant post-graduation work experience Consultant II - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, energy, environment or science-related field AND One (1 ) plus years relevant post-graduation experience; OR Master's degree in engineering, business, energy, environment or science-related field AND relevant internships or co-op experience Senior Consultant - Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, energy, environment or science-related field AND Three (3 ) plus years relevant post-graduation utilities work experience; OR Master's degree in engineering, business, energy, environment or science-related field AND One (1 ) plus years relevant post-graduation work experience Demonstrated experience in at least two or more of the following topical areas:State and local energy program planning and design which could include market, policy and economic assessments and energy security plans. Building design, retrofits, inspections, and assessments. Energy workforce analysis training and best practices. Energy modeling and related savings calculators. Energy system planning support. Siting and environmental reviews to support program planning and design. Report writing and technical resource development. Program data analysis (e.g., development of program support tools, resources or reporting out on program/project metrics tracking)Federal grants management and monitoring and delivery. Stakeholder engagement meeting organization and facilitation, which could include technical meetings. Ability to thrive in client service and team-based environments, navigating ambiguity, and working in a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment. Strong analytical, research, writing, and communication skills. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Proficiency in PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and data analysis tools. Must be willing to travel up to ~25% of the time during the work week. Experience leading workstreams and coaching junior staff. Demonstrated ability to independently develop analyses, reports, and deliverables. Strong client-facing communication and problem-solving skills. This hybrid position role may require up to 1-2 days on-site at a Guidehouse Office. This hybrid position is open to candidates who will reside within 50 miles of Arlington, VA, or New York City, NY Currently reside in the contiguous United States Staff level of hire will be determined through Guidehouse's interview process What Would Be Nice To Have:Familiarity with DOE organization and operations structure, and/or programs. Experience with national, state, or local energy programs. Experience working with the public sector such as localities, state, tribal or federal agencies. Field experience on energy-related topics including working with engineering and trade contractors.