Mechanical Engineer - Commercial Building Design

Describe your accredited engineering bachelor’s degree, the eight years of engineering experience you bring, plus at least one diverse assignment. Explain the responsibilities and outcomes relevant to commercial-building mechanical design.

What is your Professional Engineer licensure status? Describe licensure obtained by accredited examination, current jurisdiction, and eligibility and timing for Washington State reciprocity within three months, if applicable.

Walk through a medium or large commercial-building mechanical design project you personally delivered. Describe a highly complex problem, the engineering principles, practices and theories you applied, your sophisticated analyses, and the drawings, decisions and measurable results that were yours.

Describe a heating/cooling load calculation you completed, including assumptions, tools, equipment sizing and how you validated the result.

Explain a potable-water, sanitary/sewer or mechanical-controls design you owned. What code, capacity, coordination and constructability issues did you resolve?

Give an example of preparing permit-ready mechanical drawings. Which applicable building codes and engineering standards guided your review?

Describe a site survey or field-verification finding that changed your design. How did you document and resolve it?

Walk through a construction punch-list inspection and your method for tracking technical issues through verified closure.

Describe a mechanical construction cost estimate and a value-engineering recommendation you developed. How did you balance cost, performance, safety and maintainability?

Tell us about a multidisciplinary design conflict you resolved using advanced technical knowledge of related disciplines. How did you communicate and document the decision, and what was the outcome? How do you keep current with industry developments and apply them to your engineering work?

Which drawing, modeling and calculation tools have you used for commercial-building mechanical design? Explain your proficiency through actual deliverables rather than a software list.

This assignment requires U.S. citizenship and site-access screening. Can you meet these requirements? Do not include identity-document numbers or sensitive documents here.

Can you work fully on-site in Richland, WA, Monday–Thursday, four 10-hour days, for the anticipated November 16, 2026–November 15, 2027 assignment? If relocation is needed, describe your readiness and timeline; no per diem or relocation/mobilization assistance is offered.

The candidate pay range is $72.00–$84.41 per hour with CRG benefits subject to eligibility, Washington statutory sick leave, and no separate vacation PTO. What are your pay expectations, availability, and any assignment questions?

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