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Stephen first interned for Michaels in the summer of 2009. He must have made a good impression, as after graduating from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in the spring of 2010 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, he was hired on full time. Stephen works in the Program Engineering Department performing analysis on efficiency projects and managing the day-to-day operation of various efficiency programs.

This work includes evaluating technologies or projects for energy saving potential, calculating possible customer incentives, completing field investigations, data logging and data analysis, researching and keeping up-to-date on ever-changing energy codes, launching and developing programs, monitoring adherence to program rules and guidelines, making recommendations for continuous program improvement, and reporting savings on a per-project level or on a program-wide level. Since 2015, Stephen has been providing energy efficiency program management support for multiple clients in various states around the country.