Senior Building Controls Engineer (DDC/Networking)

The Building People Career Center; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Building People, LLC has a position open for a full-time Senior Building Controls Technician - Department of Defense to design, install, and maintain building automation hardware and software for smart building infrastructure.

The role involves programming, configuring, testing DDC control systems, collaborating with engineers, training owners, commissioning systems, and traveling up to 25% to CONUS/OCONUS sites to support projects.

Responsibilities

• Design and engineer control system hardware and software programming based on project plans, specifications, and other contract documents
• Ability to program projects with various levels of complexity
• Capable of performing network troubleshooting, database troubleshooting and repair programming
• Collaborates with the engineering team on the system configuration, network and software requirements, graphics, programming, and sequences of operations
• Develop and configure the sequence of operations, programming, graphics, database, network, and integrations into third party systems
• Maintains accurate and thorough project documentation and redlines
• Provides owner training as required by the project
• Executes system commissioning and functional testing
• Assist in installation of control hardware
• Startup and commission new hardware installations
• Provide project management assistance on projects as required, interfacing directly to customers
• Supervise sub-contractors and suppliers as needed
• Help educate lower-level technicians through on the job training as needed
• Ability to travel to CONUS/OCONUS sites to support building controls projects

Job description

The Building People, LLC has a position open for a full-time Senior Building Controls Technician - Department of Defense to design, install, and maintain building automation hardware and software for smart building infrastructure.

The role involves programming, configuring, testing DDC control systems, collaborating with engineers, training owners, commissioning systems, and traveling up to 25% to CONUS/OCONUS sites to support projects.