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Setpoint Systems Corporation in Littleton, CO is seeking an Application Engineer I to design and deliver Building Automation Systems. You will own projects, create precise wiring diagrams, and integrate energy-saving strategies while collaborating with a team of engineers and account managers.
The role requires a Mechanical Engineering bachelor's degree and 2+ years in HVAC/controls. Delta Controls knowledge and BACnet are highly valued as you contribute to growth in a fast-paced environment.
Location: Littleton, CO | Pay Range: $75k-$85k
Since 1983, Setpoint Systems Corporation has been a powerhouse in the Rocky Mountain Region, with over 4,000 systems installed. But we aren’t slowing down—we are accelerating. We are currently in a phase of rapid growth and are assembling a dynamic team of motivated, high-energy engineers to help us redefine intelligent building controls. We are looking for an Application Engineer I who is decisive, innovative, and thrives in a fast-paced environment where change is the only constant. If you are confident, assertive, and driven to make an immediate impact, your seat is ready.
As an Application Engineer I, you won't just be a number; you’ll take true ownership of your projects. You will work alongside a team of committed professionals to design Building Automation Systems (BAS) that set the industry standard.
We are looking for individuals who don't just "do the job" but strive to lead it.
Preferred Extras: LEED GA/AP, Certified Energy Manager (CEM), PE License, or ASHRAE Membership.
We invest in people who are ready to drive change. We reward energy, precision, and loyalty. If you are looking for an environment where you can assert your skills, tackle complex challenges, and grow alongside industry leaders, your future starts here.
Diversity at Setpoint: Setpoint Systems is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment. In the engineering field, we actively track representation to ensure a broad range of perspectives; for instance, while women currently make up approximately 16% of the engineering workforce in the U.S., we are dedicated to fostering an environment where all talented individuals can lead and succeed.