Project Engineer - Mechanical (Early Career)
About The Position
Genesis AEC is seeking an early-career Project Engineer to support mechanical engineers and designers in delivering high-quality designs for technically challenging projects, primarily in the life sciences industry. The role provides exposure to a variety of complex projects, with resources and support for professional growth. The Project Engineer supports mechanical design activities, including HVAC and Central Utility systems, facility infrastructure assessments, utility master planning, code and energy evaluations, equipment specifications, and instrumentation and control design for mechanical systems. The role also involves field surveys and coordination with internal disciplines, clients, facility personnel, contractors, vendors, and other project stakeholders. The position initially requires working from the office 4–5 days per week, with a balanced hybrid work arrangement described among the company’s offerings.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- 1–3 years of relevant experience; relevant co-op and internship experience will be considered.
- Interest and aptitude in solving complex engineering problems.
- Familiarity with AutoCAD.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office software.
- Team orientation and collaboration skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work from the office 4–5 days per week initially.
Nice To Haves
- Proficiency with AutoCAD.
- Familiarity with computerized HVAC load calculation and energy software.
- Experience in pharmaceutical, biotech, life science, and laboratory industries.
- FE certification or progress toward PE licensure.
- Interest in high-profile, technically challenging work.
- Experience working for engineering firms and/or industrial corporations.
- Desire to grow professionally.
Responsibilities
- Prepare engineering calculations, including HVAC load calculations, fan static pressure analysis, hydraulic calculations and modeling, and isometric analyses.
- Perform field surveys and assist with HVAC and Central Utility system layout and design in coordination with the Lead Mechanical Engineer and Mechanical Designers.
- Coordinate engineering and design requirements with other discipline engineers, architects, client representatives, facility operations personnel, and contractors.
- Assist the Lead Mechanical Engineer with facility infrastructure assessments, infrastructure and utility master planning, and code and energy evaluations.
- Develop airflow diagrams, pressurization plans, zoning plans, and classification plans.
- Learn to develop equipment specifications based on company standards and client and equipment vendor requirements.
- Assist the Lead Mechanical Engineer with reviewing equipment submittals and shop drawings, preparing responses to contractor RFIs, and creating punch lists based on field observations.
- Assist the Lead Mechanical Engineer and Chief Automation Engineer with developing instrumentation and control design for mechanical systems.
Benefits
- Schedule flexibility, including 9-hour days Monday through Thursday and 4-hour Fridays year-round.
- Daily hours that can accommodate commuting or personal obligations.
- Hybrid in-office and work-from-home balanced work week.
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and prescription insurance plans, with two-thirds of premiums and the deductible paid by the company.
- Competitive 401(k) match program.
- Generous paid time off.
- Paid parental leave.
- A $1,000 award for presenting or publishing technical expertise.
- Company-paid training opportunities.
- A 5% salary increase for earning a professional license.
- Career growth opportunities.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
