Senior Mechanical Engineer – Mission Critical (Columbus)
About the role
Burns & McDonnell is a global firm with a strong presence in the data center and telecommunications sector. This role is specifically within the Mission Critical team, which focuses on mission-critical data center projects.
Responsibilities
Designing mechanical systems/equipment to provide a safe and functional workplace.
Advising clients on mechanical systems and requirements to meet their needs and comply with safety codes.
Monitoring the installation of designed equipment/systems to ensure compliance with design specifications and safety codes.
Developing design criteria for air and water side of building mechanical systems.
Reviewing mechanical designs and specifications of equipment or systems being purchased or fabricated.
Developing concept studies and design.
Assisting Project Managers with day-to-day management of project execution, deliverables, quality, schedule, contracts, subcontracts, proposals, and client interface.
Facilitating and executing contract administration responsibilities for RFIs, submittals, change management, and claim mitigation.
Aiding in project reporting status, risks, schedule, and cost.
Enforcing standards and practices.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited program is required.
Minimum of 7 years of related mechanical design experience.
Knowledge of mechanical design principles, standards, and codes.
Expert software and computer skills required, including AutoCAD, BIM (Revit), 3D Rendering Programs, and Microsoft Professional Office software (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
Strong technical, written, and verbal communication skills.
EIT professional designation with an ambition to attain PE license.
Preferred Criteria
Data center or telecommunication facility experience.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modeling with Autodesk Computational Fluid Design software or 6Sigma, preferably with data centers.
Knowledge of critical facility electrical design.
Ability to write specifications for mechanical equipment, devices, and materials.
Familiarity with other building systems and coordination with those systems and components.