Job Details

Location
West,TX

Description

Our client, a leader in Building Automation Controls Systems is seeking an Entry Level Application Engineer in the Building Automation Systems (BAS) space. Candidates should have some familiarity or exposure to BAS. In this position training will be provided to deliver startup, operation and execution for a multitude of BAS projects. Engineers on this team will train and mentor to deliver field level programming to implement and finalize projects. This role pays in the $70K - $80K range based on experience and location, includes a 12% annual bonus program, a strong benefit program and requires extensive travel based on team/role (See Below). Company headquarters are located in Brookfield, WI, but this role can be based at any location in the US and is "WORK FROM HOME" when not traveling to client locations. Home base is suggested to be near a major airport anywhere in the Central/Mountain/Pacific Time Zones.

The key to this role is the ability to learn Tridium/Niagara (N4) software and the ability to create control databases, user interfaces and perform setup of control systems based on project specifications and/or sales proposals. Senior Engineers will mentor this position which will shadow to begin and grow to manage projects and clients on their own. Incumbents of this role will also:

• Understand building controls and HVAC systems and their terminology.
• Deliver setup and operation of Windows-based computers and desktop applications such as MS-Word and MS-Excel.
• Use proficiency in reading BAS and MEP drawings to determine if the drawing and programming required will work together.
• Perform field startup and system commissioning tasks.
• Provide on-site and remote technical support to installers and customers.
• Create programming logic using flow diagrams, sequences of operation, understanding panel layouts, termination details and project specifications or sales proposal.
• Program control applications using various software tools to support operator workstations, DDC field panels and third-party integration devices connected through multiple communications protocols.
• Deliver on-site and remote installation of software and control programs.
• Perform job site system checkout, commissioning and testing of control applications to verify proper operation according to project specifications, sales proposal and design documentation.
• Develop system user interfaces, according to project specifications or sales proposal.
• Help to deliver on-site and remote end user training for the use of the installed system.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor's Degree in HVAC, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering
• Internship, study or experience in Building Automation Controls, Building Automation Sales, and/or Account/Project Management.
• Internship, study or experience in Field Device Programming with any of the following: Distech / Alerton / Schneider Electric / Johnson Controls / Siemens / Honeywell.
• Ability to learn Tridium Niagara 4 / Niagara AX software
• Understanding/Study of Knowledge of HVAC System Sequences including Rooftop / Air Handling / Central Plants
• Proficiency with desktop applications such as MS-Word and MS-Excel.
• Knowledge of Google drive and its associated applications is a plus.

TRAVEL INFO

This role requires travel at some degree but this is very much based on projects/clients and team makeup. If you greatly desire travel, the need is there, and you will be scheduled at 50% - 26 full weeks - Monday through Friday. Because this is undesirable to many the target is at least 18 weeks - a 35% requirement. However, based on client and project needs there can be busier times which might average 2-3 weeks a month, but during the slower times it would be closer to 1 week a month. Travel amounts in a week do vary as well. It can often be the full week, Monday through Friday, but it can be just for a night or two in that week. To assist with work/life balance no travel is planned over the weekends and you will fly home each weekend. To be considered for this role, you should expect travel somewhere between 18 and 26 weeks a year and 95% of the travel is "planned," meaning you will know in advance when and where you will be going. Some of the travel will include trips to the corporate office in WI.