Utilities Engineer II - Mechanical & Building Systems

Georgia Institute of Technology; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 62,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Tech is seeking an Utilities Engineer II to support operation, maintenance, and regulation compliance for campus mechanical and electrical systems including HVAC, steam, and high voltage. The role involves maintaining a 10-year equipment replacement plan, developing annual MRR, and coordinating with facilities teams and vendors.

The position emphasizes collaboration with I&S Maintenance, Utilities and Energy staff, and other FM teams, with potential supervisory duties in emergencies.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering or related field or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Experience with data search, input/edit information, and MS Office tools (Windows, Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
• Four to six years of job-related experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support to operate, maintain and repair mechanical utility equipment and building systems.
• Create and manage replacement/repair projects with in-house and contract services.
• Maintain a campus 1-year equipment replacement plan and develop the annual MRR execution plan.
• Coordinate training needs for O&M and ensure objectives are met.
• Produce and edit engineer reports with charts and spreadsheets.

Skills

Engineering tools

Regulations

Procurement

Bid documents

MS Office

CAD

Reading drawings

Verbal & written communications

Education

Bachelors in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Tools

CAD

Job description

Georgia Tech is seeking an Utilities Engineer II to support operation, maintenance, and regulation compliance for campus mechanical and electrical systems including HVAC, steam, and high voltage. The role involves maintaining a 10-year equipment replacement plan, developing annual MRR, and coordinating with facilities teams and vendors.

The position emphasizes collaboration with I&S Maintenance, Utilities and Energy staff, and other FM teams, with potential supervisory duties in emergencies.