Minimum 3 years of direct experience programming Distech systems.
Hands-on knowledge of EC-gfxProgram and ENVYSION graphics.
Familiarity with ECLYPSE and ECB controllers.
Solid understanding of HVAC and operational sequences.
Experience integrating third-party devices via BACnet.
Responsibilities
Program and commission Distech systems using relevant software and controllers.
Develop control sequences and system graphics per project specifications.
Integrate various equipment across BACnet, Modbus, and LonWorks networks.
Conduct remote commissioning, troubleshooting, and tuning for active sites.
Review submittals and control drawings, contributing to design decisions.
Collaborate with project managers, field technicians, and clients to ensure project success.
Provide guidance to junior programmers as needed.
Benefits
Opportunities for professional development and training.
Collaborative work environment with experienced professionals.
Involvement in diverse and challenging projects.
Support for remote work and flexible schedules.
Full Job Description
Programming and commissioning Distech systems using EC-gfxProgram, ENVYSION and the ECLYPSE and ECB controllers.
Building out control sequences and graphics for HVAC and wider building systems, working to the project spec and sequence of operations.
Integrating kit across BACnet, Modbus and LonWorks.
Handling remote commissioning, troubleshooting and tuning on live sites.
Going through submittals, points lists and controls drawings, and having a say on the design side.
Working alongside project managers, field techs and clients to get jobs over the line.
Lending a hand to junior programmers when they need it.
What you need
At least 3 years of actual Distech programming. This is the one we can't budge on. Experience on other platforms is good to have but it won't replace time spent in Distech.
Good hands-on knowledge of EC-gfxProgram, ENVYSION graphics and the ECLYPSE and ECB range.
A proper understanding of HVAC and how standard sequences of operation work.
Real experience with BACnet and pulling in third-party devices.
The discipline to run your own day and juggle a few projects at once without someone looking over your shoulder.