Intermediate Mechanical Engineer - Buildings

Our client, a growing engineering consulting firm, is seeking an Intermediate Mechanical Engineer (P.Eng.) to join their team. This opportunity is ideal for a licensed engineer who can independently lead projects, stamp drawings in Ontario, and work on complex building infrastructure and back-of-house systems. Key Responsibilities • Perform mechanical engineering design for building systems in accordance with applicable codes and standards. • Prepare calculations, specifications, reports, and supporting documentation. • Act as Engineer of Record (EOR) and provide professional sealing of mechanical design packages. • Lead projects from design through construction, coordinating with clients, consultants, contractors, and internal teams. • Conduct site investigations, field reviews, and construction inspections. • Respond to contractor inquiries and provide technical support during construction. • Assist with project planning, scheduling, budgeting, and proposal preparation. Qualifications • Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering. • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation in Ontario with the ability to stamp and seal drawings. • Minimum 5 years of consulting engineering experience. • Experience independently managing and delivering mechanical engineering projects. • Strong background in HVAC systems, central plants, mechanical rooms, utility coordination, site servicing, and building infrastructure projects. • Thorough knowledge of OBC, NBC, ASHRAE, CSA, and NFPA standards. • Experience with Carrier HAP is considered an asset. • P.Eng. registration in Quebec and/or New Brunswick is an asset. Skills & Competencies • Strong communication and client management skills. • Excellent problem-solving and organizational abilities. • Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines. • Self-motivated with strong leadership and teamwork skills. Compensation & Benefits • Competitive salary of $90,000 - $110,000, based on experience and qualifications. • RRSP matching program. • 3 weeks' vacation and 6 paid sick days. • Hybrid work environment. • Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities.

Want to see how well you match this job?