Commissioning Engineer II

Description

• To collaborate with inspiring teammates who challenge the status quo, foster innovation, and pave the way for future leaders.

Requirements

• Understanding of applicable design codes, design standards and specification requirements, and ability to interpret them.
• Quick technical comprehension and motivation focused on client outcomes.
• Fundamental knowledge of commissioning processes and commissioning process delivery.
• Valid driver’s license and state required vehicle insurance.
• Strong spoken and written communications skills.
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam (FE) or the ability to obtain the Professional Engineering license (PE) in one or more states.
• Ability to work well in a team environment, including carrying out appropriate follow-through with others, delegating work, and giving and receiving constructive feedback. Communicates well with individuals at all levels in the organization and project partners.
• Commissioning certification with a nationally recognized professional body.
• Experienced in understanding and safely use test and measurement equipment and common tools.
• Ability to anticipate project work, and to delegate and balance work for others.
• Effective working individually and within team environments.
• Experience in combining personal judgment with a wide variety of data and information to perform and evaluate system calculations and design options.
• Ability to access and interpret all types of design and contract instruments including BIM models.
• Ability to prioritize multiple tasks.
• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, or architectural engineering (or another engineering discipline) from an accredited program.
• Excellent organization and time management skills.
• Proficient in computer operation for engineering calculation programs and ability to learn computer-aided drafting/BIM software for the purpose accessing and interpreting design requirements.
• General understanding of building systems across disciplines and fundamental knowledge in at least one discipline such as HVAC, plumbing/piping, electrical, lighting, instrumentation and controls, or building envelope systems.
• Ability to apply safety training to specific construction situations and avoid unsafe work environments.

Benefits

• Real opportunities to grow—through mentorship, professional development programs, and exposure to high-impact projects across disciplines.
• A flexible, collaborative environment where your well-being matters—because your best work happens when you’re supported.
• A benefits package that offers health, dental, vision, and retirement, a performance-based year-end bonus, and thoughtful perks tailored to your needs—whether that's a flexible work environment, wellness resources, or community-focused initiatives, we’ll continue to invest in.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance