Mechanical Project Engineer

As a Project Engineer, you will be responsible for most aspects of the design, construction administration, and commissioning phases.

• Take a concept or schematic design and independently identify specific work products required for the final design phase, including drawings, details, and specifications.
• Produce coordinated, code‑compliant designs that utilize firm and industry best practices for high availability and maintainability.
• Interact extensively with the client, sub‑consultants and other project team members including architects, vendors and other engineers.
• Focus on HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems for small and large projects including broadcast facilities, data centers, financial institutions, hospitals, and military training facilities.
• Perform load calculation.
• Size and layout all mechanical and plumbing equipment per the project scope.
• Develop code‑compliant contract documents including drawings, specifications, and detailed sequence of operation.
• Complete all project‑related responsibilities with limited supervision.
• Coordinate with other engineering and/or architecture firms, contractors, vendors, and clients to deliver high quality, highly coordinated results.
• Provide technical leadership and complete project management services through design and construction phases, including design development, detailed design, construction administration, Level 1 through Level 5 commissioning and project closeout.
• Attend project meetings as owner representative.
• Travel in and out of state is minimal but may be required based on the project.
• Ability to work in‑office is required.

• 5-10 years’ experience in mechanical design with at least 3 years’ experience in project management in consulting engineering.
• Experience designing mission‑critical facilities and data centers is desired.
• Experience in AutoCAD and REVIT software is required.
• Some commissioning experience is desired.
• Experience with air conditioning systems (including chillers, primary/secondary or variable primary pumping, cooling towers, air‑side and/or water‑side economization, air handlers, CRAH, humidification, distribution piping and ductwork systems, etc.), plumbing systems, building management system (Client) design and sequence of operation, operations.
• Familiar with International Building Codes, ASHRAE Standards, NFPAA Professional Engineering licensed is a plus but not required for this position.