Olsson
Project Mechanical Engineer - Building Design
About this role
Olsson is seeking a Project Mechanical Engineer to join its Facilities Engineering and Design Team in Nebraska, focusing on delivering innovative solutions for various large-scale projects. The role involves overseeing engineering tasks, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring project alignment with objectives and timelines.
What you'll do
- Conduct detailed engineering design and calculations
- Prepare project documents ensuring scope and budget compliance
- Develop and improve engineering techniques
- Coordinate with teams and supervise design tasks
- Manage project execution and report on progress
- Mentor less experienced staff
What they're looking for
- Strong communication abilities
- Team collaboration skills
- Interpersonal and problem-solving capabilities
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering
- Licensed professional engineer with 6+ years of experience
- Proficient in AutoCAD and Revit
- Knowledge of International Building Codes
Benefits
- Competitive 401(k) match
- Career development paths
- Flexible work arrangements
- Impactful community-focused work
- Participation in wellness programs
- Traditional benefits package
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Olsson
Olsson is an engineering firm that designs and manages large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly hyperscale data centers and water/wastewater systems. The company is hiring experienced project engineers and specialists in mechanical design, instrumentation and controls, electrical systems, and environmental engineering to lead complex projects and multidisciplinary teams.
View all jobs at OlssonLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a complex mechanical design project you led from concept through construction documents? What challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?
- Describe your experience with AutoCAD and Revit in building design. Which have you used more extensively, and how do you stay current with updates to these tools?