Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer (Energy Efficiency/Sustainability)

Evergreen Talent Partners; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Evergreen Talent Partners is supporting a leading mechanical contractor in the Seattle area. The candidate will head up the mechanical engineering group, driving professional development, best practices, and technical excellence across project development.

Requirements include a PE license, a BS in Mechanical Engineering, and 10+ years in Building Mechanical Systems Design with energy retrofit project experience preferred. In-office with hybrid work in the Seattle, WA area.

Qualifications

• PE license required.
• 10+ years of experience in Building Mechanical Systems Design.
• Energy retrofit design/build experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Head up the mechanical engineering group and drive development and technical excellence.
• Lead professional development and establish best practices in project delivery.
• Collaborate with energy services and ESPC-related initiatives when applicable.

Skills

PE license

Leadership

Mechanical design

Building systems

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

I am supporting a leading mechanical contractor with significant presence in the PNW and a long resume of turnkey, performance-based energy and facility improvement solutions projects. With significant self-perform construction, mechanical contracting, and project delivery capabilities, they are looking to bring in a leader to head up their mechanical engineering group to drive professional development, best practice and technical excellence in project development.

They require PE license and active stamping capabilities.

Candidate location is key. This is an in-office, hybrid expectation in the Seattle WA area.

Success in this role starts with a foundation of:

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
• PE required
• 10+ years of experience in Building Mechanical Systems Design, Energy Retrofit Design/Build project development required.
• ESPC performance contracting is preferred but not essential

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