Designer, Fire Protection
wd partnersNew York (NY)
About the role
We are Thinkers That Do!
Delivering innovative solutions to our clients requires the best people. At WD, architects, engineers, designers, and strategists work together to impact national and global brands. With over 400 talented associates worldwide, WD is licensed in all 50 states and Canada. We provide an environment where associates gain experience, train and mentor with the best, and build a successful career!
As a Designer on our Fire Protection team, you will work within a team to take design and construction projects from a defined concept to completion. You will design building systems, perform engineering calculations, produce construction documents, and prepare technical documentation while working collaboratively to coordinate your work across an integrated team of other designers, architects, and engineers.
Location: We are open to hiring for remote work from any location in the US.
Preferred Experience:
Bachelor's Degree in a relevant engineering field and/or equivalent knowledge gained from education and/or work experience
Experience designing fire protection and fire alarm systems and knowledge of relevant codes
Proficiency is Revit and AutoCAD is required
Experience working on restaurant, grocery, retail, healthcare or similar projects is helpful
What matters to our associates matters to us. Benefits and professional growth are at the top of the list. We provide a comprehensive benefits package that encourages our associates to live healthy lifestyles, reach financial goals, and cope with the challenges of life at work and home. We like to work hard and have fun!
Check us out on www.wdpartners.com and on Instagram. You will find an opportunity to collaborate with smart, down-to-earth people who innovate with national and global brands and grow every day!
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