Engineering Trainer - Commercial HVAC Applications
Core
Develop and deliver technical training and application guidance for commercial HVAC systems to engineering firms, design-build contractors, and specifying engineers to drive product specification.
Role type
Commercial HVAC Application Trainer
Builds
Technical sales and design tools, application guides, system selection software tutorials, BIM object libraries, and master specification documents.
Domain
Commercial HVAC / Building Services
Deliverable
client delivery
Required skills
Commercial HVAC system design and specification, Light commercial rooftop units, Water Source Heat Pump (WSHP) systems, 3-phase Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems, Technical presentation and workshop delivery, Bid-spec process knowledge, Energy modeling and system design support, Industry standards knowledge (ASHRAE 90.1)
Preferred skills
HVAC design load calculation, Energy modeling software (Trane TRACE, Carrier HAP, IESVE), Inverter/variable speed heat pump technology, Advanced HVAC controls, Professional Engineer (P.E.) license, LEED AP certification, 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 and design professionals; Create and maintain a library of technical sales and design tools including BIM objects and specification documents; Translate complex product features into performance benefits for the design process; Serve as a go-to technical authority for application and design of commercial HVAC systems; Provide direct support to the specification community with system design and energy modeling; Collaborate with Product Management and Engineering on new products and building codes; Act as a technical partner to manufacturer representatives and distribution partners; Develop content for and participate in industry events and professional organizations; Gather and analyze feedback from the engineering community to inform product development and training strategies.
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC