Mechanical Engineer – HVAC & Hydronics

About the role

A Mechanical Engineer specializing in HVAC and hydronic systems (hot/chilled water, steam boilers, and related mechanical systems) to support industrial and commercial projects. This role serves as a technical authority and trusted consultant, working closely with Sales, Project Managers, and field teams to assess customer needs, develop engineered solutions, and support financial and performance-based decisions.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a technical consultant to clients, assessing mechanical system needs and recommending HVAC and hydronic solutions aligned with performance, constructability, and budget goals.
• Collaborate closely with Sales and estimating teams to support pursuit strategies, conceptual designs, and solution development.
• Lead the engineering and selection of HVAC and hydronic systems for design-build and retrofit projects.
• Prepare and review engineered drawings, system layouts, equipment selections, and technical documentation.
• Provide engineering guidance throughout the project lifecycle—from concept through construction and start-up.
• Participate in client-facing technical meetings, helping translate complex engineering concepts into clear, actionable recommendations.
• Support quality control reviews and ensure designs align with applicable mechanical codes and industry standards.
• Mentor and collaborate with internal engineering and design staff to promote consistent, high-quality solutions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in mechanical/HVAC engineering, with a strong focus on hydronic systems.
• Proven experience working on commercial and industrial projects.
• Strong understanding of HVAC systems, load calculations, and equipment selection.
• Proficiency with Carrier HAP (or similar load software), AutoCAD, Revit, and Excel.
• Experience partnering with sales, estimating, or client-facing teams to develop engineered solutions.
• Knowledge of mechanical codes and best practices (IMC, ASHRAE, energy codes, etc.).
• Experience with ammonia refrigeration systems is a plus.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license is not required but preferred; equivalent experience will be considered.