Mechanical Engineer-CUP design

Bring your talented, design-sensitive, ambitious expertise to HGA! As a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer, you will collaborate with and be an integral part of project teams that strive to provide innovative solutions for the unique challenges of each project. Our portfolio includes the design of health care facilities, corporate headquarters, labs, museums, local, state, and federal government facilities, higher education buildings and campuses, and infrastructure improvements.

We are looking for professionals with consulting engineering experience with emphasis on Central Utility Plant design and steam systems, expert knowledge of applicable codes and regulations; extensive knowledge of standard engineering practices, techniques, and procedures; excellent problem-solving skills, and the ability to work with both internal and external clients to solve problems on HGA's projects across the country.

HGA is both team-oriented and employee-friendly with social activities integrated into our office culture. Curiosity is the root of our creativity and our mission is to produce enduring impact through original insight. Great design requires great minds and diverse perspectives, and we strive to engrain equity and inclusion into our culture.

Be responsible for HVAC engineering design including: calculating heating and cooling loads, select equipment, layout duct and piping, create and edit project details, and write and edit project engineering specifications;
1. Lead client management and team coordination;
2. Participate in design review meetings and workshops;
3. Resolve a variety of complex design challenges including conflicting Owner and project requirements, application of different system types, or challenging field conditions;
4. Research design options and document findings for the project team;
5. Assure drawings and designs are in accordance with local codes and design standards; and
6. Coordinate with architectural and engineering disciplines as applicable.

• B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering or Architectural Engineering
• 10+ years of consulting engineering experience with emphasis on Central Utility Plant design for multiple client types
• Professional Engineer registration recognized by a state licensing board
• Steam and Hot Water Boiler Plant systems
• Chiller plants of 1,000 tons or greater
• Knowledge in building controls is desired but not required
• Revit, BIM, Trane/Trace and Microsoft Office skills required

The pay range listed aligns to the geography of the office for which this position is posted. Actual compensation will be based upon work experience, education, licensure requirements and/or skill level and will be finalized at the time of offer. Individuals in this role working more than 24 hours a week on a regular basis are eligible to participate in HGA's robust benefit programs which include an annual bonus and success sharing bonus program, 401(k) guaranteed contribution, paid parental leave, medical, dental and life insurance plans as well as PTO and short- and long-term disability programs. Salary Range: $65,100 - $99,200

HGA is a place where you can do your best work. We believe that enduring, impactful design results from deep insight into the people and passions that animate each unique environment. We value empathy, are fueled by curiosity, and embrace the hard work that leads to innovation. Equally important is our commitment to creating a culture of inclusivity and diversity where we encourage your originality, respect the need for flexibility and work-life balance, and empower your desired career growth. HGA is a national award-winning interdisciplinary design firm rooted in architecture and engineering. Learn more about us here.

Equity

Equity is a living, breathing part of who we are and what we do at HGA. Our goal is to ensure that every employee brings their authentic self to work, feels a sense of belonging and works collaboratively to support each other.

Sustainability

We are committed to meeting our clients' sustainability goals as well as challenging our industry. We aim to develop the expertise and research to push beyond net zero energy to net positive energy; from a neutral effect on health, safety, and resources to a positive one. As the need and desire for sustainability environments grow, so does the focus on high-performance buildings with sound data that we can share back with clients and our design teams.