Senior Mechanical Design Engineer HVAC & Energy

Mesa Energy Systems, Inc.; West Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision coverage

401(k) Savings Plan

Life insurance

Job summary

Mesa Energy Systems, Inc. is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of experience to lead HVAC system schematics, field surveys, and retrofit design while coordinating with engineers and project teams.

The role requires a PE license (or active licensure process), proficiency in AutoCAD and energy simulation tools, and a solid understanding of HVAC components and control sequences.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering.
• 5+ years of engineering and design experience.
• PE license, or in the process of obtaining PE licensure.
• Proficient with AutoCAD, MS Office Suite, and other related software applications.
• Demonstrated proficiency with energy simulation software and HVAC systems.

Responsibilities

• Generate detailed schematics for HVAC systems based on instructions and guidelines.
• Independently conduct job site surveys and propose design solutions and installation sequencing.
• Record equipment details, trace piping and ductwork, and convert field surveys into usable formats for plans.
• Develop and select replacement/retrofit/new equipment to optimize performance; perform energy calculations.
• Coordinate and quality check outsourced engineering resources; prepare permit documents for mechanical projects.
• Refine standard design practices and maintain project templates for future work.

Skills

Engineering experience

HVAC knowledge

Energy management concepts

PID control understandings

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Office Suite

Energy simulation software

Job description

Mesa Energy Systems, Inc. is seeking a Mechanical Engineer with 5+ years of experience to lead HVAC system schematics, field surveys, and retrofit design while coordinating with engineers and project teams.

The role requires a PE license (or active licensure process), proficiency in AutoCAD and energy simulation tools, and a solid understanding of HVAC components and control sequences.