Design Engineer -BMS Controls
Johnson Controls (company site, opens in a new tab)4–8 yrsMumbaiOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 8–18 LPA
Posted 17h ago
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About This Role
- Lead global Building Management System (BMS) projects engineering from India, ensuring compliance with country-specific standards and quality timelines.
- Review MEP drawings, generate BOM and design control systems including hardware and software aspects such as controller programming and network architecture.
- Ensure defect-free delivery of hardware and software packages, manage project lifecycle independently, and handle first level escalations.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's in Engineering (Instrumentation, Electrical, Electronics, or Electronics & Communication).
- Knowledge of HVAC systems, BMS architecture, and network protocols like BACNet, LON, Modbus, OPC.
- Proficiency in wiring for starters, field devices, safety interlocks, and panels.
- Work Experience Required: Preferred 4 to 8 years in Building Automation, BMS Design Engineering, or Industrial Automation.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experience working on BMS and HVAC systems in infrastructure projects such as pharmaceuticals, airports, commercial buildings, or hospitals.
- Capabilities in both hardware (wiring, sensor selection) and software (controller programming, commissioning) aspects of BMS projects.
- Familiarity with industrial automation (PLC programming/SCADA) is a plus, indicating a broad technical scope in controls engineering.