BMS Design Engineer - Data Center (Remote)
Company:Olsson
Location:United States
Languages:English
Seniority level:Senior, 6+ years
Experience:6+ years
Requirements:
6+ years of experience Strong communication skills Ability to work well on a team Attention to and passion for detail Professional engineering license preferred Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field preferred
Responsibilities:
Designing instrumentation and control systems for Data Centers Developing control system (BMS) sequences of operations Specifying process instrumentation, PLCs, HMIs, and networking components Coordinating with engineering disciplines, clients, vendors, and contractors Managing BMS design, specifications, and drawings Reviewing submittals and conducting field inspections Occasional travel to project sites
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