Refrigeration Designer

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leoforceWoodlake (TX)

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Senior

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$125,000 per year

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Job Description
Experience: Mid Level
Salary: $125,000 - $175,000 per year Job Details
Responsibilities: Performs calculations and designs basic to advanced engineering systems with a high degree of independence. Prepares basic to advanced electrical system layouts, detailed drawings, and schematics. Review shop drawings for conformance to plans and specifications. Performs research and makes recommendations as to the feasibility of systems or equipment. Evaluates products for their application. Assists with developing, establishing, and maintaining relationships with strategic partners and customers in support of business development and/or pursuit activities. Proactively seeks opportunities for continuous learning and understanding of industry software, including Revit, Bluebeam Revu, and Microsoft Office Products. May support or be responsible for project coordination activities such as managing emails, coordinating scope and schedule, attending client meetings, ensuring project quality, responding to client questions, and coordinating project delivery. Acts as a resource for training or assisting others as needed.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in mechanical or architectural engineering preferred and 3 years of relevant experience, or 5 years of experience without degree required. Professional Engineering (PE) license may be counted toward 1 year of direct experience. Intermediate or advanced proficiency in Revit and Bluebeam Revu. A bit about us: We are a nationally recognized engineering firm with offices around the USWhy join us? Full benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision 401 (K) with generous company match Generous Paid time off (PTO)Vacation, sick, and paid holidays Life Insurance coverage

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