Senior Controls Engineer: Building Automation & Energy

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university of minnesotaMinneapolis (MN)

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University of Minnesota is seeking a Building Automation Engineer to provide technical consulting, DDC programming, and project leadership for HVAC&R systems across the Twin Cities campus. The role supports energy efficiency initiatives and building performance optimization through multi-platform automation and commissioning leadership. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in Engineering and 6+ years of experience with direct digital controls, networking, and building analytics.

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