Senior Mechanical Engineer: Fluid & Thermal Systems

Johnson Controls; New Freedom (York County); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson Controls in the United States is seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer to advance air-cooled chillers by applying fluid and thermal principles, developing layouts, and balancing cost, performance, and reliability. You will collaborate with design and manufacturing teams to turn ideas into product configurations.

You will design test plans, validate solutions with engineering data, review technical docs, and ensure compliance with UL, CE, PED and ASME. Occasional travel (<15%) is required, and salary ranges from $85k to $110k with a competitive benefits package.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent experience.
• 4+ years in a mechanical engineering role.
• Strong understanding of fluid and thermal principles.
• Ability to manage large data sets and organize information.
• Experience with product development and sustaining configurable systems.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot complex system-level problems.
• Ability to develop test plans and use data to validate solutions.

Responsibilities

• Maintains understanding of theories, concepts, technical principles and processes related to fluid, thermal, and other mechanical aspects of Air-cooled chillers.
• Contributes to the on-time completion of programs and regular reports on the status of projects.
• Has proficiency in mechanical design and be able to conceptualize and implement design ideas into the product.
• Work closely with the design and manufacturing teams in generating layout concepts and system configurations that consider the best balance of cost, performance, and reliability.
• Coordinate and help execute test programs to validate performance and reliability of mechanical systems and components.
• Analyzes, designs, modifies and/or troubleshoots mechanical sub-components and sub-systems based on test data.
• Generate and review technical documentation for use within the product team.
• Applies mechanical codes such as UL, CE, PED and ASME.
• Occasional domestic and international travel (less than 15%).

Skills

Fluid & thermal principles

Data analysis

Mechanical design

Test planning

Troubleshooting

Documentation

Cross-functional collaboration

System thinking

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Job description

Johnson Controls in the United States is seeking a skilled Mechanical Engineer to advance air-cooled chillers by applying fluid and thermal principles, developing layouts, and balancing cost, performance, and reliability. You will collaborate with design and manufacturing teams to turn ideas into product configurations.

You will design test plans, validate solutions with engineering data, review technical docs, and ensure compliance with UL, CE, PED and ASME. Occasional travel (<15%) is required, and salary ranges from $85k to $110k with a competitive benefits package.