Fire Alarm Engineer II - IV

Overview

Design and oversee fire alarm systems for diverse facilities, collaborating with MEP teams.

Key Responsibilities

• cad management
• business development
• client relations
• trade participation
• employee review
• proposal writing

Tasks

-Managing CAD and other technical staff -Assisting in business development by expanding on current client relationships, and by attending industry and client events. -Participating in various trade organizations and presentations -Participating in the employee review process -Writing engineering proposals

Requirements

• nicet
• security clearance
• autocad
• revit
• bachelor's
• pe

What You Bring

-NICET certification in Fire Alarm systems preferred -The ability to achieve security clearance from the Federal Government -Able to travel to various project locations on occasion -Strong relationship skills and communications skills both verbal and written -Strong knowledge of NFPA standards and ICC based building codes -Bachelor's Degree from accredited college or university in Fire Protection or other Engineering discipline -Licensed Professional Engineer in Fire Protection preferred -2 - 7 years of experience in fire alarm system design and consulting -Experience in using AutoCAD and Revit to develop designs -The ability to work independently or in a team environment effectively

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Benefits

-Training and professional development courses -Transit/parking employer stipend -Robust, comprehensive medical, dental and vision plans -½ day work from home Fridays all year long -401(k) plan with a generous employer matching program -Dynamic Employee Resource Groups -Competitive Paid Time Off (PTO) policy -Professional development incentive bonuses

About Syska Hennessy Group

-Two mechanical engineers launched a firm that would define MEP systems for iconic high‑rise structures. -Over nearly a century, it has grown into a global powerhouse integrating consulting, engineering, commissioning, and ICT services. -Typical assignments include mission‑critical data hubs, airports, hospitals, universities, museums, and corporate campuses. -Specialists design mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, lighting, AV, telecom, security, and vertical‑transport systems. -Standout facts include pioneering air‑conditioning in the Frick Collection, river‑water cooling for the UN HQ, and designing the Lincoln Center.

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