Principal Mechanical or Electrical Engineer (MEP Design)
$180k–$280k
ApplyPrincipal Mechanical or Electrical Engineer (MEP Design)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$180k–$280k
About the role
- Support business development and strategic growth initiatives across the New York market
- Build and maintain strong client relationships
- Lead or contribute to proposals, presentations, interviews, and bid submissions
- Represent the business at industry networking events and conferences
- Collaborate across multidisciplinary engineering teams on complex projects
- Mentor and support junior engineering staff
- Contribute to commercial strategy, risk management, and project performance oversight
- Desired Background
- Established client relationships and market presence within the New York / New Jersey region Strong experience within building engineering consulting environments Sector experience may include :Commercial real estate
- HospitalityResidentialmixed-use Cultural / civic projects
- Higher education and science facilities
- Government projects
- Proven leadership and business development capabilities
- Ability to build trust quickly and operate effectively within senior client-facing environments
- Flexible working arrangements
- Strong progression and leadership opportunities
- Exposure to high-profile and technically complex projects
- Collaborative multidisciplinary project environments
- Competitive retirement, bonus, and broader benefits structure
- For a confidential discussion regarding the client, team structure, and opportunity, please apply directly or contact GH Engage
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