Senior Mechanical Engineer (HVAC)
rise technicalIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Senior Mechanical Engineer (HVAC) $100,000 - $143,000 + Bonus + Career Progression + Unlimited PTO + 401(k) +
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Indianapolis, IN (Commutable from Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, Lawrence, Westfield, Noblesville, Speedway, McCordsville & Brownsburg)Are you a Senior Mechanical Engineer with HVAC design experience within healthcare, corporate, or commercial buildings looking to become the go-to engineer across major projects? This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of technically challenging projects with a high level of autonomy, while benefiting from dedicated training and a clear pathway for further career progression. The company is an industry-leading engineering organization experiencing continued growth. They have an excellent reputation for investing in their people, developing engineers from within, and retaining their best talent. In this role, you will take the lead on mechanical building designs, manage projects from concept through completion, and provide technical guidance to junior engineers and designers. This would suit an experienced Mechanical Engineer looking for greater technical responsibility, project ownership, and long-term career development.
The Role:
Lead HVAC and mechanical building system designs. Take ownership of projects from concept through delivery. Complete engineering calculations and review technical documentation. Mentor and support junior engineers and designers. The Candidate: Mechanical Engineering experience within healthcare, corporate, or commercial buildings. Strong HVAC design experience. Revit and AutoCAD experience. PE license or willingness to obtain one.
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