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Hitachi Energy is looking for a candidate to design and support the installation of mechanical and electrical systems. This role involves creating HVAC and electrical designs, coordinating with various stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with codes and standards.
The ideal applicant should have a Bachelor's degree in engineering and 5-10 years of relevant experience. Proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit is essential.
The position offers a collaborative environment and opportunities for professional growth.
In this role, you will design, coordinate, and support the installation of mechanical and electrical building systems that enable safe, reliable, and energy-efficient project delivery within Hitachi Energy's North America Grid Integration business. You will develop HVAC and electrical power/lighting designs, create layouts and schematics in AutoCAD and Revit, and produce specifications and design documentation aligned to project needs.
Your work will bring multiple disciplines together—partnering with architects, structural engineers, contractors, vendors, and other stakeholders to integrate MEP systems into building designs and resolve interface/clash items. You will also support on-site activities such as reviewing shop drawings and RFIs, performing site visits, and supporting testing and commissioning—helping ensure systems are installed as intended and operate safely and effectively. Through engineering calculations (heat loads, pressure drop/head loss, equipment sizing/selection) and sustainability-focused design choices (energy‑efficient HVAC and lighting, controls strategies, and water‑saving fixtures), you will contribute to functionality, code compliance, and performance outcomes that matter to how critical infrastructure is delivered and operated.
In this role, you'll gain hands‑on experience delivering engineered building systems in a growing Grid Integration environment while collaborating with cross‑functional teams through design, installation, and commissioning phases.