Appleton, WI, USA On-site Employment

AFRY is hiring a Senior Engineer – Building Mechanical HVAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection

Responsibilities

  • Lead engineering efforts on small to large-scale projects with minimal supervision, overseeing team performance in design quality, budget adherence, and schedule compliance across all phases including conceptual planning, feasibility, detailed design, and construction support.
  • Support proposal and marketing material development by outlining past project scopes and activities.
  • Define project objectives, establish system budgets, and determine the overall design strategy.
  • Collaborate with client representatives during early planning stages to clarify needs and develop design concepts.
  • Coordinate with clients and other professionals to deliver projects on time, within budget, and in alignment with or exceeding client expectations.
  • Design mechanical building systems and components for various industrial facilities, ensuring compliance with company quality standards, applicable codes, and client-specific requirements.
  • Conduct engineering analysis, develop system details, perform design work, and prepare technical reports and studies.
  • Actively engage in project planning, design, or review processes, working closely with structural, process, electrical, architectural, and civil engineering disciplines.
  • Guide and mentor junior engineering staff to support professional development and team performance.
  • Conduct site visits to build client relationships, gather design data, and monitor construction progress.

Work Arrangement

On-site

Other

This position requires regular in-office attendance.

About company
AFRY
AFRY is an engineering, design, digital, and advisory services company focused on accelerating the transition towards a sustainable society, with over 18,000 professionals in more than 50 countries.
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Job Details
Department Mechanical Engineering (Product and Machine Design)
Category other
Posted 17 days ago