Impact Engineering is currently seeking an Intermediate Mechanical Engineer-in-Training (E.I.T.) or Junior Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) who is self-motivated and has a passion for sustainable design and making a positive impact on the environment. You are a trained E.I.T. or P.Eng. in mechanical building services design with specific knowledge in HVAC, plumbing, fire protection systems, and energy.You are a detail-oriented team player with good communication skills and enthusiasm to learn and grow. You will be tasked with leading projects under the supervision of senior engineers.Role DescriptionPrimary Responsibilities:Design of HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems, focusing on energy retrofits and high-efficiency recent constructionManage project implementation and construction administrationPerform building load calculations using Excel and modeling software such as Carrier HAPPrepare energy studies and reports; analyze utility data and conduct engineering analysisManage client communications and represent Impact in project meetings while coordinating projects and maintaining effective relationships with clients, contractors, and subconsultants across multiple concurrent projects.Drafting in AutoCAD or RevitSkills/Qualifications:Mechanical Engineering DegreeCurrently registered as an E.I.T. or P.Eng. with EGBC (or eligible to register)Minimum two (2) years of mechanical experience in building consultingFamiliar with a variety of mechanical equipment and systemsFamiliar with requirements of Codes and Standards (BCBC, VBBL, ASHRAE, CSA)Ability to lead engineering projects with confidence and strong communicationKnowledge of design concepts and fundamentalsExperience with drafting and modeling softwareProficient in Microsoft Excel and WordProject management experience, including client interaction and coordination of internal teams and subconsultants an assetKnowledge of building controls and energy management systems is an asset

📌 Mechanical Engineer, Intermediate (Vancouver)
🏢 Impact Engineering
📍 Vancouver