HVAC Building Controls Engineer — Design & Commission

Johnson Controls, Inc.; Vertland (IN); On-site; USD 76,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance or sign-on bonus

Company vehicle

Paid vacation/holidays/sick time - 15

Job summary

Johnson Controls in Indiana is seeking a qualified engineer to design and configure comprehensive building control systems, including HVAC, fire, and security subsystems. You will develop software, commission systems, and provide detailed submittals to clients and field teams.

Role requires five years in building automation, strong knowledge of BAS concepts, and the ability to work independently within cross-functional teams. Travel and safety adherence are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum five years of related technical experience in HVAC building automation.
• Knowledge of HVAC/BAS concepts, building subsystems, and networking.
• Ability to communicate technical information to non-technical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Design, configure, and operate complete building control systems (fire, security, low voltage subsystems).
• Develop complex software programs, commissioning, and troubleshooting for building controls.
• Provide submittals and drawings to communicate design to customers, consultants, and field teams.
• Coordinate drawings, bill of materials, network layouts, and schedules for submittals.
• Travel as required and participate in safety-focused activities.

Skills

HVAC automation

control theory

problem solving

independent work

cross-functional teamwork

Education

Associate/Technical degree

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

Tools

Metasys

CAD tools

Job description

Johnson Controls in Indiana is seeking a qualified engineer to design and configure comprehensive building control systems, including HVAC, fire, and security subsystems. You will develop software, commission systems, and provide detailed submittals to clients and field teams.

Role requires five years in building automation, strong knowledge of BAS concepts, and the ability to work independently within cross-functional teams. Travel and safety adherence are essential.