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Senior Mechanical Engineer

  • Senior Mechanical Engineer job type Posted on: Nov 02, 2026
  • Senior Mechanical Engineer experience level Urban Fire Control
  • Senior Mechanical Engineer employment type New York, New York
  • Senior Mechanical Engineer salary Salary: $130,000 per year
  • Senior Mechanical Engineer employment type Remote
  • Senior Mechanical Engineer salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Senior Mechanical Engineer

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

New York New York United States

Remote :

Yes

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Mechanical Engineer / Professional Engineer (PE)Location: Brooklyn, NY | Hybrid + NYC Field WorkCompensation: $130,000 to $160,000Employment Type: Full-time, W-2About Urban Fire ControlUrban Fire Control is a growing, full-service commercial fire protection company serving clients across all five boroughs of New York City. We install commercial kitchen fire suppression systems, service and clean hoods, perform inspections, service fire extinguishers, and coordinate FDNY filings.Our clients range from neighborhood restaurants and cafés to national brands.As we continue to grow, we are bringing more of our engineering capabilities in-house. We are looking for a licensed Professional Engineer who wants more than a traditional design role. This person will have the opportunity to take ownership of our mechanical engineering work and help shape the future of the engineering function at Urban Fire Control.Why This Role ExistsOpening a restaurant, café, or commercial kitchen in NYC requires navigating mechanical design, field conditions, DOB requirements, inspections, and approvals.We want to make that process faster and more seamless for our clients by providing engineering, fire suppression, drafting, field support, and filings through one team.We are looking for an active New York State PE who understands commercial HVAC/mechanical systems and is comfortable taking a project from initial site survey through drawings, stamping, filing, and final approval.This is a hands-on role. You'll spend time designing at your computer, reviewing drawings, visiting project sites, and working directly with our operations, drafting, and field teams.What You'll DoDesign, review, and stamp mechanical plans for commercial projects throughout NYCServe as Engineer of Record and take professional ownership of your engineering workDesign HVAC and ventilation systems, including commercial kitchen exhaust, ductwork, hoods, and make-up airConduct site visits and field surveys to understand existing conditions before developing plansPrepare and review mechanical drawings for NYC DOB submissionsFile and manage projects through DOB NOW and Professional CertificationRespond to DOB objections and revise drawings as necessary to move projects toward approval and sign-offReview drawings produced by drafters for accuracy, constructability, and code compliancePrepare and/or review basic plumbing and gas drawings associated with commercial kitchen projectsCoordinate mechanical design with fire suppression, plumbing, architectural, and field scopesSupport special inspection and required DOB documentation as applicableWork directly with ownership and operations to improve engineering workflows and processesAs the department grows, help establish engineering standards, evaluate technology, and participate in hiring future engineering team membersWhat We're Looking ForRequiredActive New York State Professional Engineer (PE) licenseProfessional experience designing commercial HVAC, mechanical, ventilation, exhaust, or related building systemsStrong familiarity with mechanical drawings, ductwork, ventilation systems, and field conditionsAbility and willingness to stamp plans and serve as Engineer of RecordComfortable conducting site surveys and visiting project locations throughout NYCHands-on working style and willingness to both produce/review drawings and support field workAbility to commute to Brooklyn as the position transitions to a hybrid/in-office scheduleStrongly PreferredNYC DOB mechanical design and filing experienceDOB NOW and Professional Certification/Pro Cert experienceExperience responding to DOB objectionsCommercial kitchen exhaust or restaurant engineering experienceExperience with range hoods, grease duct, make-up air, or similar ventilation systemsKnowledge of NYC Mechanical Code and NFPA 96AutoCAD and/or Revit experienceFamiliarity with commercial kitchen fire suppression systemsExperience with special inspections and TR1/TR8 documentationFamiliarity with FDNY requirements and acceptance processesDon't check every preferred box? If you're a New York-licensed PE with a strong commercial HVAC/mechanical background and you're comfortable owning stamped drawings and working in the field, we'd still like to hear from you.What Success Looks LikeYou'll become the engineering expert our team can rely on from initial site conditions through DOB approval.Over time, you'll help Urban Fire Control develop a fast, repeatable engineering process that allows us to bring more work in-house, reduce dependence on outside engineering firms, and provide clients with a more seamless experience.As we expand, you'll also have the opportunity to help build and lead the engineering function, including having input into future hires, engineering processes, technology, and standards.Location & ScheduleThis is a hybrid role based in Brooklyn, NY, with regular travel to project sites throughout the five boroughs.Urban Fire Control is currently transitioning to a new Brooklyn office, so there may be greater remote flexibility initially. Long-term, candidates should be comfortable spending approximately three days per week in the office and/or field, with flexibility to work remotely when appropriate.Because understanding field conditions is an important part of producing accurate drawings, candidates should be comfortable visiting active project sites.Compensation & BenefitsBase salary: $130,000 to $160,000, depending on experienceFull-time W-2 employmentFlexible paid time off within reason and based on project responsibilitiesProfessional liability/E&O coverage provided by Urban Fire ControlJob-related travel expenses coveredMileage reimbursement or potential company vehicle, depending on arrangementPE-related professional supportSignificant autonomy over engineering work and processesOpportunity to grow into leadership as the engineering function expandsPlease note that traditional medical, dental, and vision insurance are not currently offered.Why Urban Fire Control?This isn't a role where you'll simply receive drawings, stamp them, and move on to the next deliverable.You'll have the opportunity to become the engineering authority within a growing company.You'll work directly with ownership, have autonomy over how the engineering function operates, influence future engineering hires, and help develop the systems and processes the company uses as it scales.If you're a hands-on PE who wants ownership, autonomy, and the opportunity to build something rather than simply inherit someone else's process, we'd like to meet you.

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Posted:

Nov 02, 2026

Reference Number:

10440_4484963741

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

$130,000 per year

City:

New York

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Mechanical Engineer / Professional Engineer (PE)Location: Brooklyn, NY | Hybrid + NYC Field WorkCompensation: $130,000 to $160,000Employment Type: Full-time, W-2About Urban Fire ControlUrban Fire Control is a growing, full-service commercial fire protection company serving clients across all five boroughs of New York City. We install commercial kitchen fire suppression systems, service and clean hoods, perform inspections, service fire extinguishers, and coordinate FDNY filings.Our clients range from neighborhood restaurants and cafés to national brands.As we continue to grow, we are bringing more of our engineering capabilities in-house. We are looking for a licensed Professional Engineer who wants more than a traditional design role. This person will have the opportunity to take ownership of our mechanical engineering work and help shape the future of the engineering function at Urban Fire Control.Why This Role ExistsOpening a restaurant, café, or commercial kitchen in NYC requires navigating mechanical design, field conditions, DOB requirements, inspections, and approvals.We want to make that process faster and more seamless for our clients by providing engineering, fire suppression, drafting, field support, and filings through one team.We are looking for an active New York State PE who understands commercial HVAC/mechanical systems and is comfortable taking a project from initial site survey through drawings, stamping, filing, and final approval.This is a hands-on role. You'll spend time designing at your computer, reviewing drawings, visiting project sites, and working directly with our operations, drafting, and field teams.What You'll DoDesign, review, and stamp mechanical plans for commercial projects throughout NYCServe as Engineer of Record and take professional ownership of your engineering workDesign HVAC and ventilation systems, including commercial kitchen exhaust, ductwork, hoods, and make-up airConduct site visits and field surveys to understand existing conditions before developing plansPrepare and review mechanical drawings for NYC DOB submissionsFile and manage projects through DOB NOW and Professional CertificationRespond to DOB objections and revise drawings as necessary to move projects toward approval and sign-offReview drawings produced by drafters for accuracy, constructability, and code compliancePrepare and/or review basic plumbing and gas drawings associated with commercial kitchen projectsCoordinate mechanical design with fire suppression, plumbing, architectural, and field scopesSupport special inspection and required DOB documentation as applicableWork directly with ownership and operations to improve engineering workflows and processesAs the department grows, help establish engineering standards, evaluate technology, and participate in hiring future engineering team membersWhat We're Looking ForRequiredActive New York State Professional Engineer (PE) licenseProfessional experience designing commercial HVAC, mechanical, ventilation, exhaust, or related building systemsStrong familiarity with mechanical drawings, ductwork, ventilation systems, and field conditionsAbility and willingness to stamp plans and serve as Engineer of RecordComfortable conducting site surveys and visiting project locations throughout NYCHands-on working style and willingness to both produce/review drawings and support field workAbility to commute to Brooklyn as the position transitions to a hybrid/in-office scheduleStrongly PreferredNYC DOB mechanical design and filing experienceDOB NOW and Professional Certification/Pro Cert experienceExperience responding to DOB objectionsCommercial kitchen exhaust or restaurant engineering experienceExperience with range hoods, grease duct, make-up air, or similar ventilation systemsKnowledge of NYC Mechanical Code and NFPA 96AutoCAD and/or Revit experienceFamiliarity with commercial kitchen fire suppression systemsExperience with special inspections and TR1/TR8 documentationFamiliarity with FDNY requirements and acceptance processesDon't check every preferred box? If you're a New York-licensed PE with a strong commercial HVAC/mechanical background and you're comfortable owning stamped drawings and working in the field, we'd still like to hear from you.What Success Looks LikeYou'll become the engineering expert our team can rely on from initial site conditions through DOB approval.Over time, you'll help Urban Fire Control develop a fast, repeatable engineering process that allows us to bring more work in-house, reduce dependence on outside engineering firms, and provide clients with a more seamless experience.As we expand, you'll also have the opportunity to help build and lead the engineering function, including having input into future hires, engineering processes, technology, and standards.Location & ScheduleThis is a hybrid role based in Brooklyn, NY, with regular travel to project sites throughout the five boroughs.Urban Fire Control is currently transitioning to a new Brooklyn office, so there may be greater remote flexibility initially. Long-term, candidates should be comfortable spending approximately three days per week in the office and/or field, with flexibility to work remotely when appropriate.Because understanding field conditions is an important part of producing accurate drawings, candidates should be comfortable visiting active project sites.Compensation & BenefitsBase salary: $130,000 to $160,000, depending on experienceFull-time W-2 employmentFlexible paid time off within reason and based on project responsibilitiesProfessional liability/E&O coverage provided by Urban Fire ControlJob-related travel expenses coveredMileage reimbursement or potential company vehicle, depending on arrangementPE-related professional supportSignificant autonomy over engineering work and processesOpportunity to grow into leadership as the engineering function expandsPlease note that traditional medical, dental, and vision insurance are not currently offered.Why Urban Fire Control?This isn't a role where you'll simply receive drawings, stamp them, and move on to the next deliverable.You'll have the opportunity to become the engineering authority within a growing company.You'll work directly with ownership, have autonomy over how the engineering function operates, influence future engineering hires, and help develop the systems and processes the company uses as it scales.If you're a hands-on PE who wants ownership, autonomy, and the opportunity to build something rather than simply inherit someone else's process, we'd like to meet you.

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