About the role
I am working with an award winning MEP firm thats seeking a Plumbing Designer to join their team in a remote context. This is a hands-on design role with strong project variety and real ownership of plumbing systems. The firm has a long standing reputation in the market, stable leadership, and a culture that genuinely supports flexibility and work life balance.
What You’ll Do:
Design plumbing systems for complex building projects Work on healthcare, higher education, commercial, and institutional facilities Prepare construction documents and coordinate with mechanical and electrical teams Collaborate with experienced engineers and designers across the firm Support projects from design through construction What They’re Looking For Experience in plumbing system design within an MEP consulting environment Strong knowledge of domestic water, sanitary, storm, and specialty systems Familiarity with applicable plumbing codes and standards Revit experience preferred Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects Why This Role Stands Out Fully remote with no office or hybrid requirement National project footprint High-quality, technically interesting projects Competitive compensation and strong benefitsESOP ownership and excellent long-term stability If you are a plumbing designer looking for flexibility, solid projects, and a firm that values quality work and its people, this is certainly worth a conversation.
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