Engineering Trainer - Commercial HVAC Applications
Core
Technical trainer and application authority for commercial HVAC systems, educating engineers and design professionals on Bosch, FHP, and Hitachi product specifications and performance.
Role type
Mid-level salaried technical trainer (commercial HVAC applications)
Builds
Technical sales and design tools, application guides, system selection software tutorials, BIM object libraries, and master specification documents.
Domain
Commercial HVAC systems (light commercial rooftops, Water Source Heat Pump, VRF)
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
Commercial HVAC system design and specification, technical training delivery, bid-spec process knowledge, system selection software proficiency, industry standards knowledge (ASHRAE 90.1), energy modeling concepts
Preferred skills
Mechanical Engineering degree, HVAC design/load calculation/energy modeling software expertise, P.E. license, LEED AP certification, inverter/variable speed heat pump technology knowledge, industry organization membership (ASHRAE), EPA 608 Universal Certification
Technologies
Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Trane TRACE, Carrier HAP, IESVE
Responsibilities
Develop and deliver high-level technical presentations, seminars, and workshops for engineering firms; Create and maintain a library of technical sales and design tools; Translate complex product features into compelling performance and application benefits; Deliver specialized training on expanded portfolio including light commercial RTUs, Hitachi VRF, and Bosch WSHP systems; Serve as a go-to technical authority for application and design; Provide direct support to the specification community with system design and energy modeling; Collaborate with Product Management, Engineering, and Quality teams; Act as a key technical partner to manufacturer's representatives and distribution partners; Develop content for and participate in industry events and trade shows; Gather and analyze feedback from the engineering community
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC
