Engineer II – Building Energy & Commissioning

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill (NC); Presencial; USD 80.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Sign-on bonus

Descripción de la vacante

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill seeks an Engineer 2 to lead commissioning activities within the Energy Management unit on capital projects. You will define scopes, select commissioning agents, negotiate contracts and oversee work across campus buildings, including complex lab facilities and BSL-3 spaces.

You will drive retro-commissioning for smaller projects, develop control sequences, perform testing, and train staff while coordinating with UNC Facilities, end users, and project

Formación

• Ability to troubleshoot and optimize complex mechanical systems for efficiency and maintainability.
• Knowledge of control system sequence of operations and ability to read and comply with university standards for mechanical and control systems.
• Experience with commissioning and retro commissioning of HVAC and building systems.

Responsabilidades

• Develop commissioning scope of work for capital building projects and qualifications-based selection of 3rd party commissioning agents.
• Coordinate testing, system training and ongoing commissioning activities with project teams, Facilities and end users.
• Provide technical support for EMCS systems and energy management, including BAS testing and wiring drawings.

Conocimientos

Troubleshooting

Control systems

HVAC knowledge

Reading plans/drawings

NC building codes

Communication

Educación

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

Herramientas

Invensys

Johnson Controls

Vista

MS Excel

Descripción del empleo

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill seeks an Engineer 2 to lead commissioning activities within the Energy Management unit on capital projects. You will define scopes, select commissioning agents, negotiate contracts and oversee work across campus buildings, including complex lab facilities and BSL-3 spaces.

You will drive retro-commissioning for smaller projects, develop control sequences, perform testing, and train staff while coordinating with UNC Facilities, end users, and project