Building Automation Project Engineer — Critical Facilities

ATS Automation, Inc; Santa Clara (NM); On-site; USD 68,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fair and equitable pay that meets and…

Robust retirement savings with 401(k)匹

Paid holidays and time off that grows

Comprehensive medical, prescription, …

Ongoing training and development

Employee wellness resources and annual

ATS Benefits 2024

Job summary

ATS Automation, Inc. is seeking a skilled professional to advance building automation and energy management projects.

You will analyze system performance, develop programming solutions, and interface with customers and project teams to ensure high-efficiency operation of campus-scale systems. The role requires an engineering degree, knowledge of DDC/PLC controls, and the ability to work both in office settings and on project sites.

Qualifications

• Degree in engineering (Mechanical or Electrical) is required.
• Exposure to electronics and basic electrical circuits.
• Experience with basic programming concepts and control theory.

Responsibilities

• Analyze system performance at campus level and ensure documentation accuracy.
• Provide analysis of building control and mechanical system performance.
• Develop project-specific programming solutions to optimize efficiency.
• Build front-ends for end-users to interface with the system.
• Interact with customers, subcontractors, suppliers and project team.
• Program complex DDC and PLC systems per project specs.
• Track project financials through monthly audits and reviews.
• Contribute to company-wide standards and continuous improvement initiatives.

Skills

Programming concepts

Customer interface

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

DDC/PLC systems

Job description

ATS Automation, Inc. is seeking a skilled professional to advance building automation and energy management projects.

You will analyze system performance, develop programming solutions, and interface with customers and project teams to ensure high-efficiency operation of campus-scale systems. The role requires an engineering degree, knowledge of DDC/PLC controls, and the ability to work both in office settings and on project sites.