Software Systems Engineer I- HVAC Controls

Albireo Energy•Chelmsford, MA

12d•$73,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

In addition to the responsibilities listed below, the Software Systems Engineer is responsible for the overall success of software design, program creation, and the implementation of procedures and standards used in the programming of controls projects. The role will primarily involve programming of HVAC and utilities plant sequences using building automation controllers and languages.

Requirements

Engineering or Computer Science degree from accredited college or university. Degree can be offset by minimum 2 years of industry experience.
Strong computer skills required, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Visio.
Experience and interest in electrical, computer science, IT, and controls is ideal.
Experience with building automation / PLC programming (function block preferred) or other programming languages (e.g. Python, SQL, etc.).
Ability to travel to and work on construction sites for commissioning/startup.
Effective interpersonal skills to represent the company to customers and other outside contacts in an ethical and professional manner.
Respond to feedback and communicate effectively with engineering team members.
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

Review of project specifications, drawings, and project-specific documents to understand project intent.
Breakdown scope of work into manageable segments and communicate to Project Manager / Engineering Manager for scheduling.
Attending and/or receiving meeting minutes from software and graphics review meetings with customers (including customer representatives, general contractors, or commissioning agents).
Creating and routing project programming specific “Request for Information“ (RFI) documentation to Systems Engineer, Project Manager, and Engineering Manager.
Following sequence of operations as required by project documents and develop engineered sequence of operations and commissioning documents, utilizing established standards.
Startup and commissioning of large systems, such as AHUs, chiller plants, or other utilities systems. Includes installation/configuration of workstations, servers, and network.
Software programming of HVAC/utilities sequence of operations, installation, and commissioning.