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Sr. Building Automation Specialist – Washington, D.C. – Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
About the Opportunity
A respected
energy-efficiency and smart-building integration firm
is seeking an experienced Sr. Building Automation Specialist
to support a major university in Washington, D.C. In this campus-embedded role, you will connect advanced MEP design with real building operation—developing custom control strategies, improving mechanical system performance, and driving measurable gains in efficiency, comfort, and sustainability.
Position Details
Title:
Sr. Building Automation Specialist
Location:
Washington, D.C. (on-site at a major university campus)
Salary:
$100,000 – $155,000 (DOE)
Bonus:
Discretionary
Travel:
Minimal; campus-based position
Leadership:
Prior mentoring or PM experience strongly preferred
Parking:
Campus parking included
Key Responsibilities
Perform detailed BAS and mechanical system evaluations across campus facilities
Review and enhance sequences of operation to boost energy efficiency and occupant comfort
Engineer, program, and implement customized BAS control logic (including from‑scratch programming)
Lead commissioning, re‑commissioning, and performance verification activities
Coordinate BAS installations and manage contractors, vendors, and internal technical teams
Support bid development, scope definition, and preparation of estimates/BOQs
Assist construction management teams in developing technical RFP inputs
Train facilities personnel on BAS operations, dashboards, and updated control strategies
Monitor post-project performance to maintain KPIs and long‑term energy savings
Prepare and maintain complete documentation, including as‑builts, test scripts, and O&M materials
Ideal Candidate
Senior‑level BAS/controls experience on campus environments, hospitals, or multi‑building portfolios
Extensive hands‑on work with top BAS platforms (Delta, Distech, Siemens, Honeywell, JCI, etc.)
Deep understanding of HVAC equipment and central plant optimization (chillers, boilers, AHUs, VAVs)
Skilled in commissioning, functional testing, and writing or modifying sequences of operation
Ability to manage field activities, timelines, subcontractors, and multiple stakeholder groups
Strong communication skills with the ability to guide junior controls personnel
Knowledge of energy‑efficiency strategies, M&V, and ROI‑focused performance improvements
What’s Offered
Competitive salary range: $100,000 – $155,000 (based on experience)
Discretionary bonus structure
Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance with generous employer contributions (Day 1 eligibility)
401(k) with company contribution after eligibility period
Robust PTO package: 3 weeks vacation, 5 personal days, ~10 holidays, plus winter office closure
Campus parking provided; negligible travel requirements
Professional growth within a mission‑driven and sustainability‑focused team
If you thrive in complex building environments and excel at turning BAS data into real operational improvements, this Washington, D.C.–based role offers the opportunity to lead high‑impact initiatives on a premier university campus.
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energy-efficiency and smart-building integration firm
is seeking an experienced Sr. Building Automation Specialist
to support a major university in Washington, D.C. In this campus-embedded role, you will connect advanced MEP design with real building operation—developing custom control strategies, improving mechanical system performance, and driving measurable gains in efficiency, comfort, and sustainability.
Position Details
Title:
Sr. Building Automation Specialist
Location:
Washington, D.C. (on-site at a major university campus)
Salary:
$100,000 – $155,000 (DOE)
Bonus:
Discretionary
Travel:
Minimal; campus-based position
Leadership:
Prior mentoring or PM experience strongly preferred
Parking:
Campus parking included
Key Responsibilities
Perform detailed BAS and mechanical system evaluations across campus facilities
Review and enhance sequences of operation to boost energy efficiency and occupant comfort
Engineer, program, and implement customized BAS control logic (including from‑scratch programming)
Lead commissioning, re‑commissioning, and performance verification activities
Coordinate BAS installations and manage contractors, vendors, and internal technical teams
Support bid development, scope definition, and preparation of estimates/BOQs
Assist construction management teams in developing technical RFP inputs
Train facilities personnel on BAS operations, dashboards, and updated control strategies
Monitor post-project performance to maintain KPIs and long‑term energy savings
Prepare and maintain complete documentation, including as‑builts, test scripts, and O&M materials
Ideal Candidate
Senior‑level BAS/controls experience on campus environments, hospitals, or multi‑building portfolios
Extensive hands‑on work with top BAS platforms (Delta, Distech, Siemens, Honeywell, JCI, etc.)
Deep understanding of HVAC equipment and central plant optimization (chillers, boilers, AHUs, VAVs)
Skilled in commissioning, functional testing, and writing or modifying sequences of operation
Ability to manage field activities, timelines, subcontractors, and multiple stakeholder groups
Strong communication skills with the ability to guide junior controls personnel
Knowledge of energy‑efficiency strategies, M&V, and ROI‑focused performance improvements
What’s Offered
Competitive salary range: $100,000 – $155,000 (based on experience)
Discretionary bonus structure
Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance with generous employer contributions (Day 1 eligibility)
401(k) with company contribution after eligibility period
Robust PTO package: 3 weeks vacation, 5 personal days, ~10 holidays, plus winter office closure
Campus parking provided; negligible travel requirements
Professional growth within a mission‑driven and sustainability‑focused team
If you thrive in complex building environments and excel at turning BAS data into real operational improvements, this Washington, D.C.–based role offers the opportunity to lead high‑impact initiatives on a premier university campus.
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