Graduate Enclosure Diagnostics Engineer

Walter P Moore; New York (NY); On-site; USD 74,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation and benefit packages

Job summary

Walter P Moore seeks a qualified individual to investigate and determine the service life of building enclosure assemblies in New York. The role involves assessing existing systems and designing repairs, requiring strong technical skills and experience with performance modeling.

The ideal candidate has an M.S. in Architectural Engineering or Architecture, along with interest and skills in building enclosure design and high-performance buildings.

Qualifications

• Engineer in Training (EIT) or Architectural Intern track.
• Interest in building enclosure design, repair, retrofit and the integrated design and delivery of high-performance buildings.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and determine the service life of building enclosure assemblies.
• Assess enclosure systems and design repairs for existing systems.
• Perform building performance analysis, including daylighting and thermal energy transfer.
• Assist Project Manager with project tasks and review project-related documents.
• Interact with project clients, sub-consultants, and repair contractors.

Skills

Microsoft Office (WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT)

Computer Aided Drafting/Design (AUTOCAD, REVIT, Rhino, Grasshopper)

Building performance modeling software (ECOTECT, VASARI, ENERGYPLUS, EQUEST, DESIGNBUILDER, DIVA, IES-VE, THERM, WUFI)

Familiarity with exterior wall systems

Familiarity with roofing assemblies

Familiarity with building structural systems

Experience with working on suspended scaffolding and vertical heights

Education

M.S. in Architectural Engineering or Architecture

Job description

Walter P Moore seeks a qualified individual to investigate and determine the service life of building enclosure assemblies in New York. The role involves assessing existing systems and designing repairs, requiring strong technical skills and experience with performance modeling.

The ideal candidate has an M.S. in Architectural Engineering or Architecture, along with interest and skills in building enclosure design and high-performance buildings.