Senior BAS Programmer/Building Automation Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Engineering
Automation & Mechatronics Engineer, Systems Engineer, Field/Service Technician, HVAC Tech / Heating Engineer
Senior BAS Programmer / Building Automation Engineer
$100000 - $140000 per year | Nashville, TN | On-site | Permanent
Building automation system software and controls contractorBuilding automation system software and controls contractor that specializes in the installation, repair, and service of BACnet DDC control and energy management systems.
A bit about us:Building automation system software and controls contractor that specializes in the installation, repair, and service of BACnet DDC control and energy management systems.
Why join us?- Competitive compensation based on experience, with overtime opportunities
- Company vehicle and gas card
- Company-provided laptop and cell phone
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Short- and long-term disability coverage
- Life insurance
- 401(k) with company matching
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Long-term career growth with an established building automation company
- Opportunity to become a key technical contributor as the Nashville market and local team continue to grow
Senior BAS Programmer / Building Automation Engineer
Location:
Nashville, TN
Employment Type:
Full-Time
Position Overview:
An established and growing building automation contractor is seeking an experienced Senior BAS Programmer / Building Automation Engineer to support projects throughout the Nashville and Middle Tennessee market.
This is a hands-on technical position for someone who can take ownership of BAS projects from programming and startup through commissioning and customer turnover. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of HVAC systems, DDC controls, sequences of operation, and BAS networking and is comfortable troubleshooting both controls and mechanical issues in the field.
As the Nashville operation continues to grow, this position also offers the opportunity to take on additional technical leadership, project coordination, customer support, and mentoring responsibilities.
Key Responsibilities- Program, configure, and commission BAS/DDC control systems
- Develop control logic based on sequences of operation, mechanical plans, specifications, and control drawings
- Program and configure controllers, supervisory devices, field equipment, and BAS networks
- Create and integrate graphics, trends, alarms, schedules, and user interfaces
- Perform system startup, point-to-point checkout, functional testing, and commissioning
- Troubleshoot BAS programming, controllers, sensors, communications, networking, and HVAC equipment
- Configure and troubleshoot IP communications and BAS networks
- Integrate third-party equipment using common building automation protocols
- Assist with Test & Balance (TAB) and system performance verification
- Review project drawings and provide accurate redlines for final as-built documentation
- Coordinate with project managers, technicians, mechanical contractors, electricians, engineers, and customers
- Provide system demonstrations and training for building owners and facility personnel
- Assist technicians and junior programmers with troubleshooting and technical questions
- Help identify opportunities to improve project execution, programming standards, and customer support
- Hands-on experience programming and commissioning Building Automation Systems (BAS/BMS/DDC)
- Strong knowledge of HVAC systems, mechanical equipment, electrical controls, and sequences of operation
- Ability to read and interpret MEP drawings, control diagrams, specifications, and mechanical plans
- Working knowledge of BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus and IP networking
- Experience with BAS graphics, trends, alarms, scheduling, and system integration
- Strong troubleshooting skills across both controls and HVAC/mechanical systems
- Experience with system startup, commissioning, and project turnover
- Ability to…
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