HVAC Controls Technician

Overview

Design, configure, and operate HVAC control systems and low‑voltage building subsystems.

Requirements

• associate degree
• networking
• hvac
• automation
• microsoft office
• bacnet

What You Bring

-Basic networking knowledge. -Associates degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology or equivalent. -Demonstrated knowledge of the construction or HVAC industry. -Demonstrated knowledge of control theory, automatic temperature controls, building automation systems and other building systems. -Ability to communicate with customers and coworkers regarding inspection and service findings. -Operating knowledge of Microsoft office software and working proficiency with handheld devices, such as Smartphones, iPads, etc. -Demonstrated experience in the integration of low voltage building sub-systems using various industry protocols (i.e LON, BacNet, etc.). -Two (2) years experience with mechanical and/or electrical engineering systems.

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Benefits

-Career development -Life and Disability insurance -Medical/Dental/Vision insurance -Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) -401(k) with employer match -Paid Time Off & Holidays -HSA employer contribution -Competitive pay -Wellness Program (participation incentives) -Employee Assistance Program

About Stark Tech

-Founded in 1989 in Buffalo, NY, Stark Tech evolved from a building-services provider into a clean‑tech leader. -Combining in‑house engineering with manufacturing, they build integrated systems—from building automation to microgrids and renewable natural gas skids. -Projects often include smart building retrofits, solar development, battery energy storage, and waste‑to‑gas systems across North America. -They partner with major tech firms (e.g., Schneider Electric), earning recognition like Global Impact Maker and EcoXpert certifications in automation, power, and security. -Their financial model marries equipment manufacturing, systems integration, and recurring service agreements for cloud‑based analytics and predictive maintenance. -While rooted in facility services, they've forged a niche across sectors: buildings, energy, renewable gas, solar, microgrids, and storage. -Unusually, they produce large skid‑mounted units that convert waste or biomass into renewable natural gas—merging engineering with manufacturing.

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