Senior Mechanical & HVAC Engineer — Hybrid/Global Impact

Jacobs; Ireland; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Jacobs is seeking an experienced Mechanical/HVAC design professional in Ireland to lead plant design activities and coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams. You will perform 2D/3D design work, review deliverables, and participate in design reviews, risk assessments, and vendor evaluations.

The role requires 8+ years in Mechanical/HVAC and Building Services, a Level 8 degree, and strong English communication. Hybrid working is supported as part of Jacobs’ flexible approach.

Qualifications

• Primary degree in Building Services, Energy or Mechanical Engineering (Level 8) and working towards or holding Chartered status.
• 8+ years of Mechanical/HVAC and Building Services experience.
• Experience with start-up and commissioning is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Independently lead plant design activities as area/system leader and coordinate with multi-disciplinary designers.
• Perform Mech/HVAC plant design in 2D/3D integrated design systems across disciplines.
• Conduct quality checks for 2D/3D modelling and Mech/HVAC deliverables.
• Participate in design reviews, risk assessments and vendor bid evaluations.
• Assist in proposals, scopes, schedules and budgets.
• Communicate effectively in a fast-paced team environment with multiple deadlines.

Skills

Mech/HVAC design

Communication skills

Spreadsheet proficiency

Problem solving

Multi-disciplinary coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Building Services, Energy or Mechanical Engineering (Level 8)

Tools

Navisworks

Job description

Jacobs is seeking an experienced Mechanical/HVAC design professional in Ireland to lead plant design activities and coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams. You will perform 2D/3D design work, review deliverables, and participate in design reviews, risk assessments, and vendor evaluations.

The role requires 8+ years in Mechanical/HVAC and Building Services, a Level 8 degree, and strong English communication. Hybrid working is supported as part of Jacobs’ flexible approach.