Commissioning Engineer - Boulder, Colorado

Seeking full-time engineer to join professional commissioning team at our Corporate Headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Individual should have:

background in mechanical or electrical design and construction as it relates to HVAC mechanical systems
understanding of commercial lighting controls and technologies
three to five years of experience related to commercial HVAC design and construction process
degree of higher education in engineering field
be able to travel out of state occasionally
ability to troubleshoot HVAC system problems related to test and balance, controls, mechanical and electrical
good typing and documentation skills along with spreadsheet use
ability to perform quick energy analysis related to building commissioning solutions
strong presentation skills with ability to speak with confidence to contractors, architects and engineers

The following areas are recommended, and not required:

licensed as a Professional Engineer
background of at least two years of HVAC commissioning with project management experience
understanding of the LEED rating system and its impact on the commissioning process
ability to run HVAC modeling programs such as Equest or DOE2
understanding of renewable energy technologies and sustainable design as applied to commercial construction

Job Description

Employee will be a member of the commissioning team and will perform duties as required by the commissioning team leader. Responsibilities will include (but not be limited to):

performing design reviews of mechanical and electrical plans and specifications
meeting with clients and discussing energy efficient solutions to mechanical and lighting designs
creating start-up checklists for mechanical contractors
hold construction meetings with contractors to explain the commissioning process
creating functional performance tests and orchestrating the tests with contractors
being able to manage and schedule a project in its entirety including report writing and jobsite observations and field testing
travel to in-state and out-of-state projects as required