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Cushing Terrell

Refrigeration Engineer or Designer

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$90,000–$113,000 a yearFull-Time
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Position Description

As a Refrigeration Engineer or Designer at Cushing Terrell, you will design and deliver commercial refrigeration systems for national retail clients across grocery stores, distribution centers, and fuel centers. This is a fully on-site role based in Boise, Missoula, Minneapolis or Austin, depending on your location. From day one you will manage a project load of roughly 20 active projects in various phases, working across standard DX systems, centralized and distributed refrigeration, and advanced transcritical CO2 (TCCO2) systems.

You are not specifying single components for an equipment vendor. You are engineering the full system. Day to day, you will assign work to your team of Engineer-in-Training staff, maintain project schedules, perform quality control, and ensure deliverables go out the door on time.

Strong schedule and workload management is what separates success from struggle in this seat. Within 90 days you will be fully integrated into your assigned program, handling design, client communication, and planning. At one year, you will be running the group: knowing your team's capacity, balancing workloads, and driving the program without needing oversight.

This role offers real autonomy. You set your team's schedule, build relationships with major national retail accounts, and have the support of a skilled and stable team to grow alongside…

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