Mechanical Engineer
$149,671.54 - $171,053.19
ApplyMechanical Engineer
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$149,671.54 - $171,053.19
About the role
- Plan, design, and deliver HVAC and mechanical systems for building-focused projects.· Develop mechanical design concepts and perform engineering calculations, system sizing, and equipment selections.· Prepare construction documents, design reports, technical specifications, and cost estimates.· Perform HVAC load calculations, energy modeling, ventilation analyses, life-cycle cost evaluations and code compliance reviews.· Coordinate with architects, structural engineers, electrical engineers, plumbing/fire protection engineers, and other project stakeholders.· Support project leadership activities, including scope development, scheduling, budgeting, and resource planning.· Lead mechanical tasks and workstreams while coordinating deliverables across multidisciplinary project teams.· Meet with clients to discuss project requirements, present technical recommendations, and support resolution of design issues.· Mentor and guide junior engineers, designers, and BIM/Revit staff.· Stay current with evolving building technologies, energy codes, decarbonization strategies, and industry best practices. About STV BuildingsSTV's Buildings Division provides integrated engineering, architecture, planning, and construction management services for both public agencies and private-sector clients nationwide.· Transit terminals and transportation facilities· Maintenance and operations facilities· Commercial and mixed-use developments· Healthcare and public health facilities· Higher education and K-12 campuses· Government and municipal facilities· Public safety, law enforcement, and correctional facilities· Industrial and manufacturing facilities
- Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited institution.· Professional Engineer (PE) license required. · Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience in HVAC and mechanical systems design for commercial, industrial, municipal, institutional, transportation, and government facilities.· Demonstrated experience leading mechanical design tasks or projects and mentoring junior technical staff.· Strong knowledge of HVAC systems, chilled water and heating hot water systems, ventilation and exhaust systems, building automation and controls coordination, and energy-efficient building systems.· Proficiency with Revit and BIM-based design workflows, including 3D mechanical modeling.· Experience using HVAC load calculation and energy modeling software.· Competency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word and Excel.· Working knowledge of ASHRAE standards and guidelines, NFPA standards, building codes, mechanical codes, energy codes, and applicable local/state requirements.· Experience preparing specifications, technical reports, construction documents, calculations, and cost estimates.· Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to coordinate effectively with clients, agencies, and project stakeholders.
- Focused experience with federal, state agency, local municipal, transportation, or public-sector facility projects.· Experience with decarbonization, electrification, net-zero, and high-performance building initiatives.· Experience with computational energy analysis, building performance modeling, and commissioning support.· Experience with Bentley Open Buildings Designer or related Bentley 3D/BIM applications. Why STVJoin a collaborative team delivering some of the region's most complex and impactful building and infrastructure projects. At STV, you will work alongside experienced professionals, contribute to technical design strategy, mentor emerging talent, and help clients achieve innovative, sustainable, and resilient building solutions. This position is ideal for a mechanical engineer ready to take on a visible technical role with meaningful project, client-facing, and mentorship responsibilities while contributing to the continued growth of STV's Buildings practice
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