Are you looking to make a real difference in the long-term success of Iowa State University while working with a dynamic and team-oriented department? Impact campus utilities and the campus population, in a collaborative and challenging environment? Iowa State University's Facilities Planning and Management (FPM) Utilities Department is seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to provide engineering and operations support for the University's energy production and distribution systems including high pressure steam, condensate, and chilled water. Other engineering aspects may include equipment such as pumps, heat exchangers, and chillers, with cross-training opportunities associated with domestic water, sanitary sewer, storm water management, and natural gas systems. Primary duties will include analyzing, troubleshooting, and making improvements to utility systems and equipment; planning and managing utility construction projects; and coordinating contractors and design consultants in pursuit of seamless and highly efficient energy delivery to the Iowa State campus. The position will also be responsible for documenting distribution systems and design standards while providing technical support to ISU FPM and Utility Services maintenance and distribution staff. Additional duties include creating steam and chilled water flow models and conducting studies to identify capacities and improvements; updating steam and chilled water distribution system master plans and identifying capital funding required to improve campus utilities; and providing engineering technical expertise for distribution system shutdown and start-up operations. The successful candidate will possess strong communication skills; strong organizational and analytical skills; ability to organize and coordinate work within and between projects; and have the ability and willingness to learn and understand complex utility systems and equipment. This is a unique opportunity to ultimately contribute to the personal and academic success of students, support critical University research, and represent Iowa State University in a mechanical engineering leadership role.