Building Automation Engineer
create teamFranklin (TN)
About the role
Engineer – Building Automation SystemsWe have a great Building Automation client with the need for hit-the-ground-running Engineers. We need both Hardware focused system design Engineers and Software/Programming Engineers (or a combo). Please only apply if you can confirm the following for experience: • You currently, or have previously held one of these positions:o Controls Engineero Project Engineero Application Engineero Design Engineer • Your field of work has been (these are all one in the same):o Building Automation Systems (BAS)o Direct Digital Controls (DDC)o Energy Management Systems (EMS)o HVAC Control Systemso Energy Services • You have worked with any of the following:o Alertono Automated Logico Delta Control Systemso Tridium / Niagarao Johnson Controlso Siemens Building Technologieso Honeywello Distecho Reliable Controlso Traneo American Automatrix / Cylono Novaro Trend Control Systemso Schneider ElectricIn very basic form, if you can tell us some form of, “I’m a Controls Engineer in Building Automation Systems with Distech experience,” we will be very interested in speaking with you. We look forward to seeing your application and resume, then having a conversation with you about what you may be interested in (and where on the map).
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