HVAC Controls Systems Engineer

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What You’ll Do

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Ready to turn blueprints into brilliance? As a Building Control Systems Engineer , you’ll be at the heart of our most vital projects—designing, configuring, and bringing to life the intelligent systems that keep buildings running safely and efficiently.

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  Design with Purpose : Own the end-to-end design and configuration of cutting-edge building control systems—including fire protection, security, lighting, nurse call, data networks, and more.

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  Innovate Fearlessly : Develop advanced software logic and customized programming to ensure every system performs seamlessly and intuitively.

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  Deliver with Impact : Collaborate closely with field teams, ensuring every detail is accurate, timely, and installation-ready to meet and exceed project goals.

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  Lead with Clarity : Craft precise documentation and submittals that clearly communicate your design vision to consultants, clients, installers and subcontractors

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  Engineer the Experience : Commission, troubleshoot, and fine-tune systems to deliver peak performance—ensuring safety, comfort, and operational excellence.

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Want to stand out as the technical brain behind smarter, safer, more connected spaces? This is where your impact begins.

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What You’ll Do

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As a Systems Engineer, you’ll be the architect behind technically advanced building control systems. Your role will include:

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  Engineering Expertise: Design and configure complex control systems based on contract specifications. Create flow diagrams, sequences of operations, bills of material, network layouts, and electrical schematics.

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  Custom Software Development: Write and test intelligent software programs that bring the building automation systems to life.

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  ️ Integrated Design: Produce detailed drawings, submittals, and equipment schedules to guide smooth installation.

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  Materials Management: Select, procure, and track the delivery of all necessary materials to keep projects moving on schedule.

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  Factory Collaboration: Coordinate with factories on component mounting and delivery to align with timelines.

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  System Commissioning: Load and commission system controllers at both system and network levels.

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  ️ Troubleshooting & Validation: Ensure full functionality by resolving issues in collaboration with subcontractors and field teams.

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  Project Documentation: Support creation of “as-built” documentation and relay real-time changes during construction.

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  Client Engagement: Keep project stakeholders informed and assist in training operators on their custom systems.

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  Value Engineering: Deliver efficient, cost-effective solutions without compromising quality.

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  ‍ ‍ Mentorship: May guide and support junior Systems Design Assistants.

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  ⚠️ Safety First: Uphold the highest safety standards—for yourself and everyone on the jobsite.

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  Travel Ready: Be prepared to travel as needed to support your project teams.

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Why You’ll Love Working with Us

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  Impactful work in cutting-edge building technology

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  Collaborative and supportive team environment

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  Opportunities for travel and diverse project experiences

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  Career growth in a future-forward industry

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If you're looking for a hands-on engineering role where no two days are the same—and where your designs become real-world systems that make buildings smarter—this is the job for you.

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What we look for

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Required

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  bachelor’s degree in engineering and minimum 3 years' experience.

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  Demonstrated knowledge of the construction or HVAC industry.   

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  Demonstrated knowledge of control theory, automatic temperature controls, building automation systems and other building subsystems.

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  Experience with JCI software programming

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  Demonstrated experience in the integration of low voltage building sub-systems using various industry protocols (i.e., LON, BACnet, etc.)

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  Ability to relate technical knowledge to a non-technical audience.

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  Demonstrated advanced computer skills required, particularly computer-related drafting tools.

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  Ability to travel regularly.

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