Design analysis engineer

We're seeking an early-career Mechanical Engineer who can bridge classic HVAC design with modern Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows. You'll create and coordinate detailed HVAC systems in Autodesk Revit, run load calculations, size and select equipment, and support field teams through installation and commissioning.
~ Key Responsibilities

Area and Typical Tasks
BIM / Revit Modeling
Develop and maintain 3-D HVAC models, families, and clash-free coordination sets in Revit
Produce construction drawings, schedules, and section details in line with company BIM Execution Plan
Engineering Calculations
Perform heating & cooling load calculations (ASHRAE / carrier software, HAP, Trace 700, etc.)
Size air ducts, hydronic piping, dampers, diffusers, and insulation based on codes and project specs
Equipment Selection
Select AHUs, FCUs, chillers, pumps, fans, VAV boxes, filters, and controls hardware
Prepare technical submittals and comparison sheets for vendor reviews
Documentation & QA
Generate P&IDs, schematics, and bill-of-materials
Check model/drawing quality against internal standards and project BIM Level-of-Development (LOD) targets
Field Support (Nice to Have)
Support site surveys, installation checks, and TAB / commissioning punch lists
Respond to RFIs and coordinate change orders with contractors
Requirements
Education: B.E./B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent), Diploma Engineers with required skills and experience can also apply.
Software: Hands-on proficiency in Autodesk Revit (HVAC discipline) and at least one load-calc tool (HAP, Trace, IES VE, etc.). Most importantly, calculation methodology should be known.
Core Skills
Heating & cooling load analysis, psychometrics
Duct work sizing, layout optimization, and pressure drop calculations
Basic knowledge of applicable codes (ASHRAE, ISHRAE, NBC, SMACNA)
Preparation of HVAC schedules, specifications, and BOQs
Experience
1–3 years in an HVAC consultancy, design-build, or BIM production environment
Desired / Advantageous
On-site exposure to HVAC erection or commissioning activities
Familiarity with Navisworks Manage for clash detection
Exposure to energy modeling or CFD analysis
Working knowledge of controls schematics and BMS integration
Soft Skills & Competencies
Detail-orientation: Catches clashes, spec deviations, and dimension errors early
Communication: Explains engineering concepts clearly to architects, contractors, and non-technical stakeholders; writes concise emails and technical notes
Collaboration: Thrives in multidisciplinary design coordination meetings; open to peer reviews and knowledge sharing
Problem-solving mindset: Able to propose alternative routing, value-engineering ideas, and quick field fixes when constraints arise
Time management: Plans tasks to meet deliverable milestones under tight deadlines
Curiosity & Continuous Learning: Keeps abreast of new HVAC technologies, energy codes, and Revit add-ins
Benefits
Competitive salary.
Mentoring by senior HVAC and BIM specialists
Access to licensed software, training credits, and industry events
Health & wellness benefits