Critical Facilities Engineer

Qualifications

• A proactive, positive attitude when addressing challenges
• Exceptional verbal and written communication abilities
• A strong sense of ownership and pride in your work
• A dedication to continuous learning and curiosity
• Enjoyment in collaborating with teams as well as handling independent projects
• Adaptability in managing daily tasks and projects

Desired Experience and Background for Success

• Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, or other relevant fields)
• Experience with electronics and basic electrical circuits
• Familiarity with fundamental programming principles
• Hands-on experience with mechanical systems
• Understanding of Direct Digital Control (DDC) theory and applications
• Familiarity with typical construction job sites, including the need for personal protective equipment
• Comfort with ladder use
• Ability to perform small repetitive motions and handle small tools

Benefits

• Competitive salary that exceeds market standards
• Comprehensive retirement plans with an excellent 401(k) match and profit-sharing options
• Paid holidays and increasing time off based on tenure
• Full medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage tailored to your needs
• Ongoing professional development through in-house training and educational assistance
• Access to wellness resources and annual company events
• Additional benefit details available upon request

The base salary for this position ranges from $68,000 to $124,000, depending on experience and tenure.

Responsibilities

As a Project Engineer, you will play a critical role within the team, ensuring the successful completion of complex projects. Your responsibilities will include:

• Designing and engineering building automation and energy management systems, adhering to local energy codes, sustainability initiatives, project plans, and other relevant documents
• Analyzing system performance across various levels, ensuring documentation is thorough and accurate
• Evaluating the performance of building control and mechanical systems
• Developing project-specific programming solutions to enhance building efficiency
• Designing custom interfaces for end-users to interact with systems
• Directly interfacing with customers, subcontractors, suppliers, and project team members
• Programming complex DDC (Direct Digital Control) and PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) systems to meet project specifications
• Gaining experience in project financial tracking through audits and post-project reviews
• Contributing to company-wide standards and continuous improvement efforts

For additional details on the role, please reach out.

Work Schedule and Travel

• Regular workdays are Monday to Friday
• Local travel is required up to 50% of the time, with mileage reimbursed
• The role combines office-based work with field visits to project sites, up to 50% of the time