HVAC Engineer (SCE-SAM-IN-2025-144-GRAP)

The HVAC Engineer role requires a mid-level professional with a bachelor's degree, indicating a solid educational foundation in mechanical engineering or a related field. The candidate should possess approximately 40 experience points, reflecting practical, hands-on experience in designing, installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Key competencies include proficiency in HVAC system design principles, knowledge of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer, as well as familiarity with HVAC equipment such as chillers, boilers, air handling units, and refrigeration systems. The engineer should be skilled in using industry-standard design and simulation software tools, enabling accurate load calculations and system optimization. Experience with project management, including coordinating with contractors, suppliers, and clients, is essential. Additionally, the role demands a strong understanding of relevant codes, standards, and regulations to ensure compliance and safety. Problem-solving skills and the ability to analyze system performance data to recommend improvements are critical. Effective communication skills are necessary to prepare technical documentation and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. Overall, the ideal candidate combines technical expertise, practical experience, and a methodical approach to deliver efficient and sustainable HVAC solutions.