About the Company
Our client is a family-owned mechanical and fire protection contractor with more than 145 years of industry experience. The company provides building, construction, and prefabrication services across HVAC, fire protection, industrial process, pipe fabrication, plumbing, and water/wastewater.
With a long-standing reputation for technical expertise, quality, and innovation, the company offers an excellent opportunity to build a long-term career with an established organization.
About the Position
We are seeking a Building Automation Engineer to develop and implement building automation systems across HVAC and electrical automation projects.
This position will contribute to project execution through programming, system integration, commissioning, control drawings, submittals, and system documentation. The role is fully remote, allowing the successful candidate to work from home anywhere in Wisconsin, with travel to project sites as needed.
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