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Plan B Climatech in Boston is seeking a Sr Fire Protection Engineer to own complex fire protection and life safety design across mission critical, healthcare, and life sciences projects.
You will mentor junior engineers, stamp construction documents, and collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams while staying current with NFPA standards.
This hybrid role requires a PE license in MA or ability to obtain reciprocity and is based in the Boston area.
Senior Fire Protection Engineer — Education, Mission Critical, Healthcare & Life Sciences
Employment Type: Full-Time,
Working set up: Hybrid, 3 days in office and 2 days from home.
Our client, a growing MEP engineering firm serving the Greater Boston market, is seeking a Senior Fire Protection Engineer to join their team. This is an opportunity to take ownership of complex fire protection and life safety design work across mission critical (data center), healthcare, and life sciences projects, mentor junior engineers, and play a key role in client-facing project delivery.
You will lead fire protection design efforts on mission critical, healthcare, and life sciences projects from concept through construction administration, including fire suppression system design (wet, dry, pre-action, and clean agent systems), fire alarm and detection system design, and life safety/egress analysis. You'll coordinate closely with mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural teams to deliver fully integrated MEP solutions, while also managing client relationships and presenting design recommendations directly to owners, architects, code officials, and contractors. Reviewing and stamping construction documents, specifications, and hydraulic calculations will fall under your scope, along with mentoring junior and mid-level engineers on technical standards and best practices. You'll also stay current on codes relevant to critical facilities, healthcare, and life sciences environments, including NFPA 13, NFPA 72, NFPA 99, NFPA 75/76, NFPA 2001, and local Massachusetts amendments.