Arup
Graduate Mechanical Plumbing and Public Health Engineer (Available 2026)
Arup, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Overview
Graduate Mechanical Plumbing and Public Health Engineer (Available 2026) at Arup. This role targets recent graduates with an interest in mechanical, plumbing and public health engineering within a global multidisciplinary consultancy. Responsibilities
Prepare drawings detailing the systems designed and perform system design calculations. Conduct system load calculations to establish equipment size. Prepare reports and summaries of calculation methodologies employed. Attend meetings and communicate with clients to establish their needs and discuss design issues. Collaborate and coordinate with engineers of other disciplines, external consultants and project teams. Incorporate sustainable design methods in building projects. Select equipment for use in building systems. Provide construction administration support, including site visits and submittal reviews. Assist and perform calculations for design-specific piping systems on a variety of projects. Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Civil, Sanitary, Environmental or Architectural Engineering. Coursework in fluid hydraulics, piping or fluid dynamics. Proven interest in the built environment with ability to interface with clients. Strong time management, multitasking and communication skills suitable for teamwork. Initiative, enthusiasm, eagerness to learn and collaborative mindset. Ability to prioritize, organize and adapt to a changing environment. EIT/FE certification preferred; membership in ASPE, ASHRAE, or NFPA preferred. Courses in sustainability or USGBC participation, AutoCAD or Revit drafting skills, internship experience preferred. Eligibility to work in the US without employer sponsorship now or in the future (per the role’s requirements). What We Offer
Purpose-driven work in an employee-owned team tackling climate, biodiversity and social challenges aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Opportunity to explore challenges, drive change and create lasting outcomes for clients and communities. Inclusive culture that values diverse perspectives and supports growth. Career development through training, mentoring and innovative projects. Hybrid work model offering flexibility to balance work and life while serving client and community needs. Equality and Inclusion
Arup is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability, or other protected characteristics. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. Next Steps
We review candidates on a rolling basis. If you meet the minimum requirements, you may be invited to a pre-recorded video interview. A member of the team will contact you to discuss next steps.
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Graduate Mechanical Plumbing and Public Health Engineer (Available 2026) at Arup. This role targets recent graduates with an interest in mechanical, plumbing and public health engineering within a global multidisciplinary consultancy. Responsibilities
Prepare drawings detailing the systems designed and perform system design calculations. Conduct system load calculations to establish equipment size. Prepare reports and summaries of calculation methodologies employed. Attend meetings and communicate with clients to establish their needs and discuss design issues. Collaborate and coordinate with engineers of other disciplines, external consultants and project teams. Incorporate sustainable design methods in building projects. Select equipment for use in building systems. Provide construction administration support, including site visits and submittal reviews. Assist and perform calculations for design-specific piping systems on a variety of projects. Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Civil, Sanitary, Environmental or Architectural Engineering. Coursework in fluid hydraulics, piping or fluid dynamics. Proven interest in the built environment with ability to interface with clients. Strong time management, multitasking and communication skills suitable for teamwork. Initiative, enthusiasm, eagerness to learn and collaborative mindset. Ability to prioritize, organize and adapt to a changing environment. EIT/FE certification preferred; membership in ASPE, ASHRAE, or NFPA preferred. Courses in sustainability or USGBC participation, AutoCAD or Revit drafting skills, internship experience preferred. Eligibility to work in the US without employer sponsorship now or in the future (per the role’s requirements). What We Offer
Purpose-driven work in an employee-owned team tackling climate, biodiversity and social challenges aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Opportunity to explore challenges, drive change and create lasting outcomes for clients and communities. Inclusive culture that values diverse perspectives and supports growth. Career development through training, mentoring and innovative projects. Hybrid work model offering flexibility to balance work and life while serving client and community needs. Equality and Inclusion
Arup is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability, or other protected characteristics. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. Next Steps
We review candidates on a rolling basis. If you meet the minimum requirements, you may be invited to a pre-recorded video interview. A member of the team will contact you to discuss next steps.
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