East Tennessee State University
Temporary Controls & SWIFT Engineer
TN, United States · Contract
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About the role
- This position will assist Facilities Management with the operation, development, troubleshooting, and integration of smart-building technologies used to monitor and improve campus facilities, equipment performance, energy efficiency, and system reliability.
- This temporary position provides technical and engineering support to East Tennessee State University Facilities Management for building automation systems, SWIFT/digital twin technology, IoT sensors, energy management, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems.
Responsibilities
- The position will work closely with Facilities Management staff, engineers, technicians, contractors, vendors, and technology providers to support building controls and the continued development of ETSU's digital building infrastructure.
- The primary objective of this temporary position is to provide engineering and technical support to East Tennessee State University (ETSU) Facilities Management for the continued development, integration, and...
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