HVAC Controls Engineer — Pre-Install & Commissioning

Johnson Controls; Sioux Falls (SD); On-site; USD 67,900 - 101,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Commission plan

Paid vacation/holidays/sick time

401(k) and comprehensive benefits from

Training opportunities

Zero Harm safety policy

Job summary

Johnson Controls in Sioux Falls, SD is seeking an engineer to design, configure and operate complete building control systems with a focus on HVAC controls for project requirements.

You will develop software, commission systems, and provide detailed submittals to customers, consultants, and field teams. Travel to job sites may be required; strong knowledge of building automation and low-voltage subsystems is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or an equivalent technical discipline.
• Five years of relevant work experience with an associate degree, seven years with no degree.
• Demonstrated knowledge of HVAC industry and building subsystems.
• Experience integrating low-voltage building subsystems using LON/BacNet.

Responsibilities

• Design and configure technically complex building control systems per contract documents.
• Create flow diagrams, sequences of operations, BOMs, network layouts and schematics.
• Develop and test software programs to operate systems as required.
• Coordinate drawings and equipment schedules for submittals and installation.
• Assist in loading and commissioning system controllers and validate functionality.

Skills

HVAC knowledge

Control theory

Building automation systems

LON/BACnet

CAD software

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Associate degree in related technical field

Tools

CAD software

Job description

Johnson Controls in Sioux Falls, SD is seeking an engineer to design, configure and operate complete building control systems with a focus on HVAC controls for project requirements.

You will develop software, commission systems, and provide detailed submittals to customers, consultants, and field teams. Travel to job sites may be required; strong knowledge of building automation and low-voltage subsystems is essential.