Mechanical Application Engineer
$110 K–$120 K
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$110 K–$120 K
About the role
- Develop mechanical system designs for offsite manufacturing products and systems across multiple complex projects
- Create and interpret P&ID diagrams for piping, instrumentation, HVAC, chiller, and heating systems
- Design and support hydronic piping systems, especially those tied to HVAC, chilled water, and heating applications
- Collaborate with design, mechanical, electrical, structural, and construction teams to ensure integrated project execution
- Create detailed engineering drawings, bills of material, and technical models or simulations
- Participate in client-facing and internal coordination discussions to solve design challenges, reduce risk, and finalize project solutions
- Make sound engineering decisions in the review and approval of drawings, specifications, and project documentation
- Review vendor drawings and confirm alignment with engineering requirements
- Evaluate materials and construction methods for performance, constructability, and cost efficiency
- Partner with manufacturing teams to support designs that improve production, transportation, assembly, and field installation
- Conduct shop and field visits to verify constructability and support operational success
- Stay current on evolving engineering methods and innovations related to offsite and modular construction
- Contribute to research and development efforts tied to new product development and continuous improvement
- Prepare technical studies, specifications, cost estimates, and proposal evaluations
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited institution 4+ years of engineering analysis and design experience within mechanical building systems, HVAC, hydronic piping, chiller systems, heating systems, or related infrastructure
- Required experience with P&ID diagramming, including piping and instrumentation design for mechanical systems
- Required experience with hydronic piping systems, preferably within HVAC, chilled water, heating, or central plant environments
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