Mechanical Engineering
About The Position
The Mechanical Engineer is a member of the technical staff responsible for designing modular TIAC (Turbine Inlet Air Cooling) plants, CHP systems, mission-critical facilities, and district cooling plants through full production. The work includes reviewing specifications, performing mechanical calculations, selecting equipment to meet process, code, and client requirements, conducting design reviews, and coordinating with other disciplines, clients, and fabrication teams. The engineer also provides technical support for products currently in production. The role involves independently completing engineering and design work in accordance with company procedures, specifications, standards, and project-specific requirements. The Mechanical Engineer prepares procedures, reports, specifications, control documents, datasheets, schedules, and diagrams that support procurement, fabrication, installation, and construction. The position also contributes to project development, sales and marketing proposals, vendor clarifications, and factory or site supervision when required.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical or chemical engineering from an ABET-accredited university.
- At least two years of experience in power plant or HVAC design, or similar project work.
- Familiarity with selection and technical requirements for general mechanical equipment, including pumps, chillers, cooling towers, and heat exchangers.
- Familiarity with local and international codes, standards, regulations, and their implementation.
- Familiarity with design procedures and coordination with other disciplines.
- Familiarity with engineering deliverables and required levels of detail at different project stages.
- Familiarity with the market and vendors for each type of mechanical equipment.
Nice To Haves
- Master’s degree in mechanical engineering or chemical engineering from an accredited university.
- Professional Engineer registration.
- Eight or more years of experience leading engineering and design of mechanical waterside and air-side systems in power plant, industrial, or similar settings.
- Demonstrated leadership and project management success.
- Knowledge of CAD software, preferably AutoCAD.
- Knowledge of AFT Fathom flow analysis software.
Responsibilities
- Undertake engineering and design work independently in accordance with company procedures, specifications, standards, and project-specific addenda.
- Write, manufacture, and test procedures and reports.
- Participate in project teams and activities related to development of the modular plant.
- Provide technical support to sales and marketing for bids and proposals, including schematics, equipment selection, and specification review.
- Prepare and review mechanical specifications and control documents before engineering or design activities begin.
- Prepare design deliverables, including datasheets, mechanical specifications, schedules, and diagrams, to support procurement, supply, fabrication, installation, and construction.
- Support and organize vendor technical clarification meetings.
- Undertake factory supervision or site supervision when required.
- Provide technical assistance to the project team, such as subcontract evaluation, scope definition, and design schematics.
- Maintain effective interfaces with other disciplines.
- Provide technical support for products currently in production.
Benefits
- Health insurance for the employee and family, effective on day one.
- Holistic wellness programs with incentives.
- Fertility coverage and adoption/surrogacy assistance.
- Up to 15 vacation days, paid holidays, and sick leave.
- Additional options to support volunteer and parental leave.
- 401(k) match.
- Educational and training opportunities through company programs.
- Tuition assistance and student debt support.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
