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8-11 Years
SGD 4,500 - 7,500 per month
  • Posted 22 days ago
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Job Description

Job Description

  • To design, develop and implement software solutions for BMS system including chiller systems, HVAC, security, fire alarm and etc.
  • To design P&ID diagram
  • To collaborate with engineering team to gather requirements and specification of BMS
  • To write, debug and test the code to control and integrate with the existing BMS system
  • To monitor, troubleshoot and resolve the BMS related issues
  • To develop and maintenance manuals of the developed BMS system including codes, logic diagrams and system configurations

Job Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Energy related Engineering
  • At least 8 years experience in the development of BMS for Chiller plants
  • Proven track record of the successful delivery of projects
  • Strong technical skills and knowledge of industry best practices, standards, and regulations related to Chiller plants
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to present technical information to non-technical stakeholders
  • Possess the ability to use data insights to drive system performance improvements
  • Possession of Niagara N4 certification is an added advantage, and having experience in BMS programming with Niagara framework and PLC control

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