HVAC Automations & Controls Analyst (Hybrid)

Job Description

Building Systems Analyst / Specialist

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Employment Type: Direct Hire

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Locations: Houston, TX; Dallas, TX; Oklahoma City, OK; Tempe, AZ; Tucson, AZ; Salt Lake City, UT; Seattle, WA; Denver, CO; Philadelphia, PA; Charlotte, NC; Chicago, IL; St. Louis, MO; Nashville, TN; Little Rock, AR; Fayetteville, AR; New Jersey; Kentucky; and Indiana.

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Relocation assistance available.

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Work Arrangement: Hybrid / project-based. Remote may be available in markets without a local office.

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Travel: 30–50% regional travel. Business travel expenses are reimbursed.

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Base Salary

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• Building Systems Analyst I: $66,000–$89,000
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• Building Systems Analyst II: $76,000–$102,000
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• Building Systems Analyst III: $88,000–$117,000
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• Building Systems Specialist: $85,000–$110,000
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• Discretionary annual bonus
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Position Overview

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Wheeler Staffing Partners is hiring Building Systems professionals to support commercial HVAC, building automation systems (BAS), controls, commissioning, retro-commissioning, and energy optimization projects.

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Candidates may be considered for Building Systems Analyst I, II, III, or Building Systems Specialist based on experience and qualifications.

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• Analyst roles: Focus on commissioning, system performance, facility assessments, and energy optimization.
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• Specialist role: Focus on BAS programming, controls, system integration, troubleshooting, and field execution.
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Key Responsibilities

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• Commission, troubleshoot, and optimize commercial HVAC, BAS, controls, and MEP systems.
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• Conduct site surveys, facility assessments, system testing, and field inspections.
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• Support new construction commissioning and retro-commissioning projects.
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• Perform functional performance testing and system verification.
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• Identify system deficiencies and energy-saving opportunities.
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• Troubleshoot HVAC equipment, controls, sensors, controllers, and BAS networks.
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• Modify BAS programming, sequences of operation, and control strategies.
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• Support BAS integration, startup, configuration, and optimization.
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• Review drawings, specifications, submittals, and commissioning documentation.
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• Prepare technical reports, testing records, and issue logs.
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• Coordinate with engineers, contractors, project managers, controls vendors, and facility teams.
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• Support project closeout and deficiency resolution.
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Qualifications

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Building Systems Analyst I / II / III

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• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related technical field required.
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• Analyst I: 1–3+ years of relevant experience.
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• Analyst II: 5+ years of relevant experience.
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• Analyst III: 7+ years of relevant experience.
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• Commercial HVAC, BAS, controls, commissioning, or MEP experience.
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• Retro-commissioning or new construction commissioning experience preferred.
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• Healthcare, higher education, government, or large commercial facility experience preferred.
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• CxAlloy or similar commissioning software preferred.
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Building Systems Specialist

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• 5+ years of BAS controls, HVAC controls, or commercial building automation experience.
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• Bachelor’s degree preferred, but not required.
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• BAS programming and system integration experience.
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• Commercial construction experience preferred.
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• Experience troubleshooting HVAC and controls systems.
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• Experience with Siemens, JCI, Honeywell, Trane, Schneider Electric/StruxureWare, or Tridium Niagara preferred.
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• AutoCAD preferred.
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Preferred Certifications

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• Engineering Intern (EI)
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• Commissioning certification through ACG, BCxA, ASHRAE, or similar
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• Certified Energy Manager (CEM)
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Benefits

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• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
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• 401(k) with company match
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• 120 hours of PTO
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• 9 paid holidays
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• Monthly phone allowance
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• Mileage reimbursement
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• Car allowance where applicable
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• Discretionary annual bonus
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• Professional development and career advancement opportunities
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