Ready to Own Complex BAS Projects?
Do you enjoy turning a sequence of operations into a living, breathing system? Can you guide a field crew, collaborate with engineers, and still dive deep into a tricky BACnet integration? If yes, let’s talk.
What You’ll Tackle
- End-to-end DDC deployment: install, program, and commission controllers, sensors, actuators, and network gear for commercial/industrial HVAC.
- System performance assurance: test, verify, and troubleshoot to achieve optimal functionality and uptime.
- Controls design partnership: work with engineering and PM to craft control strategies and sequences of operation.
- Team leadership: supervise technicians performing installs, repairs, and modernization work on DDC systems.
- Upskilling the team: conduct training sessions and provide day-to-day technical mentorship.
- Reliability and efficiency: perform preventive maintenance to maximize system life and energy performance.
- Advanced problem solving: diagnose and resolve complex DDC/HVAC issues in the field.
- Documentation discipline: maintain accurate records for configurations, revisions, and updates.
- Continuous improvement: keep pace with new platforms, protocols, and best practices in HVAC controls.
What You’ll Need
- Minimum 1 year as an HVAC controls technician focused on DDC.
- Solid knowledge of HVAC systems, controls hardware, and field devices.
- Proficiency programming/configuring DDC platforms such as Niagara 4/AX, Johnson, Distech, and Honeywell.
- Experience integrating DDC with BMS and other automation platforms.
- Fluency with BACnet, Modbus, and LonWorks communication standards.
- Ability to read control schematics, wiring diagrams, and project specifications.
- Sharp troubleshooting skills and a structured approach to resolving issues.
- Demonstrated leadership and the ability to supervise and guide technicians.
- Strong organization and time management in a fast-moving project environment.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for client and team interaction.
- Preferred: Niagara 4 and other HVAC/DDC programming certifications.
Why This Role
You’ll have a direct impact on energy efficiency and occupant comfort while shaping how complex buildings perform—today and over their lifecycle.
Pay
Estimated salary: $27–$35 per hour, depending on experience and skills.
