HVAC Engineer Mechanical middle level
Revit MEP and Blue beam mandatory
Handle the mechanical scope of US building projects — from load
calculations and system selection through coordinated construction documents and construction
administration. Design air-side and water-side systems that are code-compliant and
constructable, produce deliverables in Revit, and support the US team through plan check and
construction. The role demands engineering judgement, not just software operation: should
understand why a system works, not only how to model it.
Design & Engineering
• Perform heating and cooling load calculations in HAP or Trane Trace and translate results into
system selections and equipment schedules (AHUs, RTUs, fan coils, VRF, chillers, boilers,
pumps, and exhaust / ventilation systems) Design and size ductwork and hydronic piping to SMACNA and ASHRAE standards, producing
coordinated layouts that are constructable — not just code-minimal.
• Design ventilation systems per ASHRAE 62.1 and verify thermal comfort criteria per ASHRAE 55.
• Prepare energy code compliance documentation (ASHRAE 90.1 / IECC; ComCheck) and state-
specific compliance where required (e.g., Title 24 / EnergyPro for California projects).
• Develop controls sequences of operation and points lists for standard systems in coordination
with the US team
Construction Documents & BIM
• Produce complete, code-compliant construction document sets in Revit to office standards
across SD, DD, CD, and CA phases.
• Coordinate with the electrical, plumbing, and fire protection disciplines; resolve clashes and
integration issues before drawings are issued, using Navisworks and BIM coordination sessions.
• Draft project-specific specification sections for mechanical systems (MasterFormat Division 23).
Construction Administration
• Own the RFI workflow on your projects — receive, interpret, respond, log, and track to closure,
with responses that need minimal revision from the US team.
• Prepare plan check / AHJ comment responses and resolution drawings for US jurisdiction
submissions.
• Review vendor submittals, evaluate substitution requests, and coordinate with equipment
vendors and manufacturer representatives.
• Assist with change order documentation, participate in punch list development, and review
designs for constructability before issue.
QA and QC
Standard and tools
People management
Tool Expected proficiency
Revit (MEP) Mid: advanced — models mechanical systems from scratch, coordinated
sheets, schedules. Senior: expert — sets model standards, resolves
model health issues, reviews others’ work.
AutoCAD Proficient to expert — fast, accurate 2D production to office standards.
HAP / Trane Trace Mid: advanced — load calculations, equipment sizing, load reports.
Senior: expert — the discipline’s calculation authority.
ComCheck /
EnergyPro
Working proficiency — energy code compliance for IECC / ASHRAE 90.1
states; EnergyPro for California work is a plus.
IESVE / eQuest Senior level: proficiency in energy model review and interpretation is a
plus.
Navisworks Familiar — clash detection and BIM coordination sessions. Senior: leads
India-side coordination.
Excel / Bluebeam Strong — calculation workbooks, drawing markups and review sets
