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Leads development, installation, commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, and turnover of complex building automation control systems. Develops databases, graphics, integrations, and network solutions; coordinates field teams and subcontractors; manages field budgets and schedules; supports design engineering, estimating, and pre-sales activities; conducts customer training; and mentors junior engineers. The role also documents as-built conditions, validates sequences of operation, ensures safety compliance, and serves as a technical subject matter expert.

Supports startup, commissioning, troubleshooting, programming, graphics modifications, hardware design, testing, and documentation for building automation projects. Assists senior engineers with control systems and network commissioning, coordinates with project teams, tracks project tasks and budgets, submits work reports, and supports project closeout. The role requires office and job-site work, safety compliance, customer-focused delivery, and ongoing technical training.

Leads development, installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and turnover of building automation control systems. Programs system databases and graphics, supports network troubleshooting and testing, coordinates field teams and subcontractors, manages field budgets and schedules, provides pre-sales technical support, trains customers and employees, and mentors junior engineers. Documents as-built conditions, commissioning activities, project costs, and system handoffs while ensuring safety, quality, and customer satisfaction.

Designs building automation controls systems for lower- to mid-level projects, including control drawings, material selection, sequences of operation, submittals, as-builts, and closeout documentation. Reads construction documents and schematics, selects system peripherals, collaborates with project teams, manages assigned budgets and schedules, resolves field issues, and prepares reports. Requires technical controls knowledge, computer-aided design proficiency, communication skills, safety training, and occasional travel to job sites.

Supports design engineers with building automation projects, including control diagrams, manuals, project checkout documentation, basic programming and graphics modifications, hardware application designs, and occasional field commissioning. The intern receives training in ALC design tools, control applications theory, engineering processes, and safety procedures while developing technical, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.