Lead design and analysis of mechanical systems for moderate complexity projects
Develop project deliverables including calculations, drawings, and specifications
Improve existing systems and support new solution development
Prepare detailed system configurations and control schemes focusing on energy savings
Conduct field investigations and support site visits, including 3D laser scanning
Coordinate with internal disciplines and support construction-phase activities
Benefits
Opportunity for informal mentorship of junior engineers
Engagement in multidisciplinary project teams
Involvement in energy-efficient design solutions
Potential for leadership roles on projects
Travel opportunities to various job sites
Full Job Description
Overview
The Mechanical Professional Engineer II (PE II) independently applies advanced engineering techniques to design and coordinate mechanical systems for energy and infrastructure projects across hospital and college campuses. This role leads portions of projects, developing code-compliant, constructible designs for HVAC, hydronic, and thermal plant systems while solving complex technical challenges. The PE II collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to integrate designs with existing facilities, supports permitting and procurement, and addresses field conditions. Responsibilities include producing accurate calculations and documentation and delivering systems that meet performance, reliability, and energy efficiency objectives consistent with ENFRA's design-build delivery model.
Responsibilities
Responsible for signing and sealing engineering documents.
Leads design and analysis of mechanical systems for projects of moderate complexity.
Develops project deliverables including calculations, drawings, and technical specifications.
Improves existing systems and supports development of new solutions.
Prepares detailed system configurations and control schemes with emphasis on long-term energy savings.
Conducts field investigations and supports site visits. Coordinates and plans 3D laser scanning effort.
Coordinates with internal disciplines and supports construction-phase activities.
Performs work with a high degree of latitude.
Resolves complex technical issues independently.
Provides informal mentorship to junior engineers and designers.
Interfaces directly with clients on technical matters.
May act as task lead or discipline lead on projects.
Qualifications
Required Education, Experience, and Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in architectural engineering, mechanical engineering, or related
7+ years of design experience
Professional Engineer (PE) License
Advanced knowledge of mechanical systems and design practices
