Mechanical Engineer; MEP Industry) Licensed PE
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, Building Services Engineer, Engineering Design & Technologists
Mechanical Engineer (MEP Industry) Licensed PE
Job Category: Engineering
Requisition Number: MECHA
003906
- Posted :
April 27, 2026 - Full-Time
- Hybrid
Showing 1 location
Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA
DescriptionOVERVIEW: We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Mechanical PE with 5-8 years of experience as a Professional Engineer to join our Buildings, Energy and Infrastructure (BEI) Group within our Jacksonville, Florida team. In this role you will act as a technical lead as part of a multi-discipline project team in support of Mechanical (HVAC, plumbing and fire protection) systems for facility types including healthcare;
higher education; institutional facilities; federal, state and local government; K-12 education and support; and other commercial/industrial facilities.
DURING YOUR WORK DAY, YOU WILL:
- This person is a technical lead as part of a multi-discipline project team on projects in the Buildings, Energy, and Infrastructure group, in support of Mechanical (HVAC, plumbing and fire protection) systems for facility types including healthcare; higher education; institutional facilities; federal, state and local government; K-12 education and support; and other commercial/industrial facilities.
- This person may serve as the Lead Mechanical Engineer for projects, producing design/construction drawings and specifications and ability to may act as the Engineer of Record for the work they perform and by subordinates they supervise.
- Acts as the Client interface for project mechanical matters.
- Undertakes and directs evaluations of mechanical equipment/systems and prepares design computations and assessments.
- Generates and oversees mechanical design/construction drawings utilizing REVIT and AutoCAD software.
- Observes mechanical construction progress and generates field observation reports.
- Assess the condition of mechanical systems within existing facilities.
- Responsible for completion of mechanical design tasks within budget and on schedule.
- Assists in the development of subordinate staff in mechanical design best practices.
- Communicates and coordinates designs, writing of reports and correspondence with other discipline professionals, as well as representatives of the Client organization to complete work efficiently.
- Stays current with local, state & federal design standards and regulations.
- Helps develop new work and clients related to mechanical design services for healthcare; higher education; institutional facilities; federal, state and local government; K-12 education & support; and other commercial/industrial facilities.
WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering, or Bachelor’s Degree in Architectural Engineering with mechanical focus, from an ABET-accredited university.
- 5-8 years of documented applicable experience working on facilities similar to those described above.
- Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Florida, with current NCEES.
- Resides in the greater Central Florida area, such as within one of the following counties:
Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia, Brevard. - Ability to work in person a minimum of three (3) days weekly in the local office located in northeast Orange County near UCF.
- Ability to travel to project locations and client meetings throughout central, east and north Florida. Travel beyond this primary area may occasionally also be required.
- Significant experience using Autodesk REVIT gained in a similar design-related field. Experience with AutoCAD preferred.
- Strong knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite of software, as well as Bluebeam.
- Strong knowledge of the ASHRAE Standards commensurate with their years of experience.
- Ability to climb ladders and perform field survey duties.
- Must havea valid driver's license and an acceptable motor…
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