Lead Building Automation Project Engineer

ATS Automation, Inc; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 68,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-competitive pay

401(k) match

Paid holidays

Medical, dental, vision

Training & development

Wellness programs

ATS Benefits 2024

Job summary

ATS Automation, Inc is hiring in Portland, Oregon for a full‑time role in building automation and energy management. The position involves analyzing campus-wide system performance, optimizing DDC/PLC programming, and interfacing with customers and project teams.

Qualifications include an engineering degree (Mechanical or Electrical), knowledge of DDC/PLC concepts, and strong analytical and communication skills. Local travel up to 50% is required; in-office and site visits apply.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree in mechanical or electrical fields.
• Familiarity with DDC and PLC programming concepts.
• Strong analytical and communication skills with team collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Analyze system performance at campus level with accurate documentation.
• Evaluate building control and mechanical system performance at multiple levels.
• Create project-specific programming solutions to optimize efficiency.
• Build front-ends for end-users to interface with systems.
• Interact with customers, subcontractors, and project teams.
• Program DDC and PLC systems to meet specifications.
• Track project financials through audits and reviews.
• Contribute to company-wide standards and process improvements.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Customer interaction

Team collaboration

Programming concepts

Building automation knowledge

Documentation

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical or Electrical)

Tools

DDC

PLC programming

Job description

ATS Automation, Inc is hiring in Portland, Oregon for a full‑time role in building automation and energy management. The position involves analyzing campus-wide system performance, optimizing DDC/PLC programming, and interfacing with customers and project teams.

Qualifications include an engineering degree (Mechanical or Electrical), knowledge of DDC/PLC concepts, and strong analytical and communication skills. Local travel up to 50% is required; in-office and site visits apply.