Compressed Air System Assessment Engineer - Remote

This is a remote position.

About Us

Our client designs and delivers custom control, automation and turnkey compressed air solutions that cut energy use, lower costs, and improve reliability.

The Role

Lead on-site compressed air system assessments to identify energy, reliability, and production improvements. Deliver clear, quantified recommendations and work with the team to convert assessments into implementable solutions.

Core Responsibilities

• Lead full-site supply- and demand-side compressed air assessments.
  
• Collect and analyze pressure, flow, power, and air-quality data; size and baseline systems.
  
• Use data loggers and field instruments (flow meters, pressure/current transmitters, power meters, dew point sensors).
  
• Quantify energy and cost savings and document findings in client reports and presentations.
  
• Develop preliminary schematic designs: single-line drawings, P&IDs, equipment schedules, piping diagrams.
  
• Communicate findings to clients and internal teams; help refine assessment process and go-to-market approach.
  

Must-have Qualifications

• 5+ years in manufacturing/industrial engineering or equivalent experience.
  
• Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering preferred (or comparable experience).
  
• Practical experience designing or assessing industrial compressed air systems.
  
• Comfortable in industrial settings; able to use hand tools, work at heights, and stand/walk for long periods.
  
• Strong Excel and MS Office skills; excellent written/verbal presentation ability.
  
• Valid driver’s license; US citizenship required.
  
• Able to travel ~50% (typically 2–3 weeks/month).
  

Nice-to-have

• Automation/controls (PLCs) experience.
  
• Hands-on troubleshooting and field commissioning experience.
  

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision; life & disability insurance
  
• 401(k) with company match
  
• Paid vacation, annual profit sharing, merit growth reviews
  

Requirements

Must-have Qualifications

• 5+ years in manufacturing/industrial engineering or equivalent experience.
  
• Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering preferred (or comparable experience).
  
• Practical experience designing or assessing industrial compressed air systems.
  
• Comfortable in industrial settings; able to use hand tools, work at heights, and stand/walk for long periods.
  
• Strong Excel and MS Office skills; excellent written/verbal presentation ability.
  
• Valid driver’s license; US citizenship required.
  
• Able to travel ~50% (typically 2–3 weeks/month).
  

Nice-to-have

• Automation/controls (PLCs) experience.
  
• Hands-on troubleshooting and field commissioning experience.
  

Benefits

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision; life & disability insurance
  
• 401(k) with company match
  
• Paid vacation, annual profit sharing, merit growth reviews