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SUNBELT CONTROLS

Controls Design Engineer II

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time
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Job Description

The position requires the individual to apply their technical knowledge and any prior experience for the production of controls project design, material selection, and development of sequence of operation for lower to mid-level projects. In addition, this position will be responsible for the production of closeout documents at the completion of each project. A proficient level of computer skills and understanding of computer-operated systems and engineering design tools (e.g.

AutoCAD, VISIO, EDS) is required. Additionally, the individual is required to closely interact with the Project Manager and/or assigned Project Engineer in the timely completion of each project. The ability to convey information effectively to others in a fast paced environment is a must.

Some travel and job site visits may be required.

Essential Functions

  • Researches and selects control system peripherals.
  • Performs as a lead Design Engineer in the production of controls systems design drawings, sequence of operations and submittals for lower to mid-level control systems.
  • Reads and interprets construction drawings and project specifications and ensures that the control systems design complies with the specs.
  • Collaborates with other members of the project team to identify additional options for the customer (e.g. Energy Efficiency, Equipment Interface, Value Engineering)…

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