BMS Programmer

New York, United States | Posted on 05/06/2026

We're seeking a BMS Programmer to support controls projects for one of our client's commercial divisions. Our client is a well-established contractor with a strong engineering team, deep project backlog, and a track record of delivering complex systems across large commercial and industrial facilities.

• Develop and deploy control logic, graphics, and sequences of operation for new construction and retrofit projects
• Configure controllers, networks, and front-end workstations to meet project specifications
• Provide on-site startup, point checkout, and troubleshooting alongside field technicians
• Support commissioning agents and engineering teams through functional testing and system tuning
• Document programming changes, as-built sequences, and submittal updates for project closeout

• 5+ years of hands-on programming experience with building automation platforms
• Working knowledge of Automated Logic or comparable systems
• Strong understanding of HVAC equipment, DDC controls, and mechanical sequences
• AutoCAD proficiency for reviewing and marking up control drawings
• Experience supporting field installation teams during rough-in and trim-out phases
• Ability to read mechanical, electrical, and control schematics
• Clear written documentation skills for sequences, submittals, and closeout packages
• Willingness to travel locally to jobsites for startup and commissioning support

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