Mechanical Engineer PE; Onsite

Summary: The Mechanical Engineer provides technical design, engineering support, and coordination for mechanical building systems within a multidisciplinary Architectural & Engineering environment. Therole places a greater focus on engineering proficiency and leadership of ateam, engaging with all involved to produce safe, compliant, and efficient mechanical designs. The Mechanical Engineer collaborates closely with internal

Architecture, Structural, Electrical, Process, and other engineering disciplines to ensure alignment across all project phases—from conceptual design through construction administration.

Develop mechanical system concepts and detailed design calculations forHVAC, plumbing, piping, ventilation, chilled/hot water systems, mechanical equipment sizing, and other building systems as assigned.

Perform heat load calculations, duct sizing, hydronic sizing, and other mechanical system modeling as relevant to project scope.

Interface with client and project management to represent mechanical design team.

Coordinate design efforts with Architecture, Structural, Electrical,Process Engineering, and other stakeholder disciplines to ensure system integration.

Review submittals, respond to contractor RFIs, and support Construction Administration activities.

Conduct site visits and field verifications as needed to gather existing conditions, evaluate equipment layouts, and validate installation requirements.

Apply current building codes, mechanical standards, and jurisdictional requirements to all design work (i.e., IMC, IBC, ASHRAE, state/local codes,etc.).

Ensure accuracy, quality, and completeness of assigned work packages anddesign documentation.

Participate in design review meetings, coordination meetings, internal quality checks, and project milestone reviews.

Provide technical oversight for junior staff such as designers and drafters.

Proficiency in mechanical system design within commercial, industrial,or manufacturing environments.

Strong understanding of mechanical building systems, equipment selection, and system integration.

Ability to interpret architectural layouts, structural drawings, and multidiscipline design documents.

Working knowledge of Revit and AutoCAD for mechanical design documentation (Revit preferred).

Strong problem-solving skills with ability to assess field conditions and recommend solutions.

Capable of managing deadlines and prioritizing multiple tasks infast-paced project environments.

Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, with ability to collaborate across disciplines and with external partners.

Effective leadership of assigned team members and active ownership of project tasks.

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering

Active Arizona Professional Engineer (PE) license required.

4+ years of mechanical engineering experience in an A&E, consulting engineering, semiconductor, industrial facility, or commercial building environment preferred.

Experience with Revit, AutoCAD, and mechanical load calculation software.

NCEES record preferred

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