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HVAC Automation Programmer for Commercial Buildings
- Two years of building automation systems or two years of installing automation systems is required to be considered
- One year of experience with Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning is required
- Pay up to $95,000
- Must be a United States citizen or Green Card holder
- No remote as this is an onsite position
- Full-time
- Permanent W-2 employee
- Full benefits
- No relocation
- Located northeast of Madison, Wisconsin
This full time, permanent Automation Programmer for Commercial Buildings opportunity is at a growing, commercial HVAC system designer, builder, and servicer located just northeast of Madison. The company has a great design and build reputation so employees are being added to keep up with the consistently growing demand. Customers are diverse across many industries so the workload is very stable. Employees are never bored as projects are challenging and vary greatly. The company promotes from within.
The work schedule can be flexible. The duties and responsibilities include the following:
- Reading in interpreting engineering drawings
- Creating an operations sequence
- Programming, building and installing automation systems
- Traveling to client sites (typically not overnight) to commission and startup
- Integrating to third party devices within a building automation system
- Collaborating with the team on a weekly basis
- Troubleshooting
- Providing remote assistance to the customer
The successful candidate must have a background that includes the following:
- Two years of building automation systems or two years of installing automation systems
- One year of experience with Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
- Possess the ability to travel to client sites (typically not overnight)
- A solid work history
- A US citizen or possess a green card
- A residence within 45 minutes
Please apply through Indeed or at impactsolutions.com/opportunities where you can see and apply for any of our open positions.
