As a Mechanical Engineer, you’ll take on a wide mix of building-system design projects. You’ll use mechanical engineering fundamentals to help shape and support architectural concepts, ensuring each building is equipped with efficient heating, cooling, and plumbing systems. Responsibilities: • Reviewing architectural drawings and determining which HVAC and plumbing solutions best fit the project • Developing mechanical system designs—heating, cooling, and plumbing—that align with the overall building layout • Applying principles such as thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, materials knowledge, and structural considerations to your design tasks • Understanding how mechanical systems interact with other engineering disciplines and adjusting designs accordingly • Using design software to create detailed plans, models, and technical drawings • Selecting appropriate mechanical equipment to meet the project’s HVAC and plumbing demands • Creating innovative solutions for system layouts, especially in tight or challenging design environments • Occasionally assisting operations leadership in pursuing new clients or project opportunities Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from an ABET-accredited program • At least 4 years of experience designing HVAC and plumbing systems for a variety of building types • EIT certification required • PE license preferred, or a strong intention to obtain it soon after joining • Skilled in REVIT and related mechanical design tools • Experience coordinating or managing project tasks • Strong technical understanding of HVAC system design • Working knowledge of plumbing systems and basic electrical concepts • Clear, confident communication skills—both written and verbal • Valid driver’s license and insurable driving record for occasional travel