Mechanical Engineer II

IPS•Albany, NY

25d

About The Position

Springtide, a division of IPS and a Berkshire Hathaway company, is seeking a Mechanical Engineer II for its Albany, New York office; the position can also be full-time remote. The engineer designs mechanical HVAC systems for semiconductor facilities, including air distribution ductwork; hot, chilled, and condenser water pumping and piping; steam and condensate piping; central plants; air handling and dehumidification systems; automatic controls; and ancillary heat-transfer systems. The role supports engineering studies, schematic design, renovation analysis, design calculations, equipment selection, cost estimating, code research, and project delivery. The engineer may lead less complex projects, create specialized drawings and presentations, and mentor early-career professionals. Designs and drawings must meet company quality, production, and design standards.

Requirements

4–8 years of engineering or design experience in the building design industry, such as HVAC systems and utility-generation equipment.
Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited four-year college or university.
Expertise using engineering design programs and CAD drafting software, including AutoCAD and Revit.
Thorough knowledge of mechanical HVAC system design and applicable codes.
Experience with software for load calculations and energy analysis.

Nice To Haves

Engineer in Training (EIT) certification.
Professional Engineer (PE) license.

Responsibilities

Design mechanical HVAC systems for semiconductor facilities, including ductwork, piping, central plants, air handling, dehumidification, automatic controls, and ancillary heat-transfer systems.
Assist with engineering studies and schematic design for new mechanical systems, and analyze the operation of existing systems.
Evaluate existing HVAC and utility-generation systems and equipment for potential use in renovation projects.
Use computer-assisted engineering and design software to perform engineering and energy-savings calculations, including IESVE, Carrier HAP, and eQUEST.
Assist the Project Lead with design computations and quantity estimates, and develop probable construction cost estimates.
Serve as Project Lead for less complex projects within the business unit.
Select equipment based on Project Lead recommendations and complete equipment schedules.
Research design options and document findings for the Project Lead.
Keep the Project Lead and/or Project Manager informed about workload, project-scope changes, and additional services.
Research code issues and communicate with code officials and other disciplines.
Prepare clear, organized, effective presentations for technical audiences.
Ensure drawings and designs comply with company quality, production, and design standards.
Mentor, support, and guide new engineers or early-career professionals in project execution.
Perform engineering calculations such as duct sizing, pressure drops, air balancing, and equipment sizing.
Create specialized drawings, including operations matrices, elevations, details, and diagrams.
Perform additional tasks or special projects as assigned.