Hybrid Fire Protection Engineer — Life Safety & CFD Modeling

EwingCole, Inc.; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work options

Tuition reimbursement

Excellent insurance options

Job summary

EwingCole, Inc. in Baltimore seeks a Fire Protection Engineer to join our multi-disciplinary team. The role focuses on life safety, fire suppression, and coordination with architectural and engineering disciplines for complex projects.

Responsibilities include code studies, life safety planning, and collaboration with AHJs. Travel regionally and internationally may be required. A PE license and strong experience with NFPA and ICC codes are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Fire Protection Engineering or Architectural Engineering.
• Registered Professional Engineer in at least one state with credentials for registration in others.
• Experience in analysis and/or design of building fire safety systems.
• Experience in code consulting with ICC and NFPA 101.

Responsibilities

• Prepare Code Studies for complex projects and support Project Architect.
• Prepare Life Safety Plans and support other projects.
• Prepare Fire Suppression and Fire Alarm contract documents and coordinate with other engineers.
• Assist with code reviews/interpretations.
• Lead meetings with clients and code officials to resolve issues.
• Travel regionally, nationally and internationally as required.

Skills

Fire protection engineering

Code consulting

CFD modeling

Egress modeling

Project coordination

Design/suppression and detection

Software familiarity

Education

B.S. in Fire Protection Engineering

B.S. in Architectural Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD/Revit

FDS

PyroSim

Pathfinder

Job description

EwingCole, Inc. in Baltimore seeks a Fire Protection Engineer to join our multi-disciplinary team. The role focuses on life safety, fire suppression, and coordination with architectural and engineering disciplines for complex projects.

Responsibilities include code studies, life safety planning, and collaboration with AHJs. Travel regionally and internationally may be required. A PE license and strong experience with NFPA and ICC codes are essential.