​A growing, MEP engineering firm is looking to add a Mechanical Engineer with 3–4 years of experience to support a rapidly expanding portfolio of ground-up commercial and residential high-rise projects across New York.

With a strong pipeline of 50+ active projects, including newly awarded large-scale developments exceeding 1M+ SF, this is an opportunity to join a close-knit team that is making a major impact in the new construction space.

About the Firm

• Multidisciplinary MEP engineering firm serving both public and private sector clients

• Strong focus on new construction high-rise developments (no renovation or refit work)

• Lean, collaborative team environment with excellent tenure and mentorship

The Role

As a Mechanical Engineer, you will be hands-on in the design and coordination of mechanical systems for large-scale new builds, working closely with senior engineers and firm leadership.

Responsibilities include:

• Designing, analyzing, and developing mechanical systems for commercial and residential buildings

• Producing mechanical designs in Revit, aligned with applicable mechanical and building codes

• Supporting projects from early design through construction documentation

• Coordinating with internal MEP disciplines and external project stakeholders

• Contributing to fast-moving, high-visibility new construction projects

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (or related field)

• 3–4 years of mechanical design experience

• Background in new construction (high-rise preferred; low-rise considered)

• Strong proficiency in Revit (this is critical)

• Experience in commercial and/or residential buildings

• EIT or PE not required (certifications welcomed but design ability and commitment to MEP matter most)

Why Join

• Exposure to large, complex, ground-up projects early in your career

• Direct access to firm leadership and decision-makers

• Stable, growing firm with long-term project visibility

• Opportunity to grow with a company that is gaining serious traction in NYC’s high-rise market

• 100% health insurance paid for