Digital Buildings System Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• The responsibilities for this role include:
• To ensure smooth integration, optimization, and security of applications on cloud platforms. Troubleshoot issues, manage performance, and align cloud solutions with business objectives. Delivery of technical and some non technical (as training and knowledge allows) related engineering Services and projects for clients in accordance with the Proposal, Scope of Work (SoW) and/or Engagement Letter. Manage own workload, communicating and escalating any issues to line manager accordingly
• Building System Integration:
• Assess and analyze existing building systems, including BMS, HVAC, lighting, energy, and IoT devices.
• Map and document building systems architecture to ensure compatibility with cloud migration strategies.
• Cloud Onboarding & Configuration:
• Configure cloud infrastructure to receive and process data from various building systems.
• Develop and implement data flow protocols from on-premises building systems to cloud platforms, ensuring data quality and integrity.
• Work with cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) to set up required services, storage, and data processing pipelines.
• Data Management & Security:
• Ensure compliance with cybersecurity and data privacy policies in data transfer and cloud storage.
• Implement encryption, authentication, and access control measures to protect building and operational data.
• Data Analytics and Reporting
• Analyze system data to generate insights on performance, sustainability, and operations.
• Prepare detailed reports on building operations for stakeholders.
• Preferred knowledge of Apps Scripts
• Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement:
• Liaise with IT, facility management, and operations teams to understand building system requirements and constraints.
• Provide technical support and training to on-site staff on cloud-based building management tools.
• Testing & Troubleshooting:
• Conduct pre- and post-onboarding testing to validate data integrity and system performance.