HVAC Standards & Certification Program Engineer

AHRI; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 117,000; Full time

Job summary

AHRI seeks a Program Engineer in Arlington, VA to lead product testing with certification participants and AHRI teams, ensuring timely market surveillance testing. The role requires coordinating with third-party labs, convening meetings, and representing AHRI at technical conferences.

The position involves working with technical groups to develop performance standards and guidelines, with a strong emphasis on project delivery and meetings leadership. On-site role with competitive salary.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from a nationally accredited four-year college or university.
• Minimum of two years of relevant experience.
• Working understanding of product performance testing, including associated standards and methods of testing.
• Demonstrated ability to define, plan, and execute project deliverables with minimal supervision.
• LEED, PE, or EIT desired but not required.
• Experience leading or facilitating meetings and public speaking/presentations

Responsibilities

• Lead product testing with certification participants, regional AHRI teams, and third-party laboratories to ensure accurate and timely completion of market surveillance testing.
• Convene Compliance Committee meetings to review annual program performance, maintain and update governing documents, and make recommendations for program changes or new programs.
• Lead working group meetings with member companies to complete projects and tasks.
• Represent AHRI in technical conferences/workshops, meetings, and other venues including preparing technical documents supporting company positions.
• Work with technical working groups to develop performance rating standards and guidelines

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

AHRI seeks a Program Engineer in Arlington, VA to lead product testing with certification participants and AHRI teams, ensuring timely market surveillance testing. The role requires coordinating with third-party labs, convening meetings, and representing AHRI at technical conferences.

The position involves working with technical groups to develop performance standards and guidelines, with a strong emphasis on project delivery and meetings leadership. On-site role with competitive salary.