BMS Software Engineer

London
8 months ago
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Are you an experienced BMS Software Engineer looking for a role where you can work with cutting-edge Building and Energy Management Systems (BEMS)? Do you have a passion for innovation, automation, and sustainability? This could be the perfect opportunity for you!
As a BMS Software Engineer, you will be part of a specialist in-house team, developing and delivering high-quality BMS software solutions. Working with leading commercial platforms such as Niagara, Schneider, and Trend, you will play a key role in creating software that enhances energy efficiency, building performance, and smart automation.
This role is primarily based in Coulsdon, open to flexible working.
Key Responsibilities

  • Develop BMS software solutions based on technical specifications.
  • Collaborate with project engineers to mitigate design risks and improve system performance.
  • Adopt a structured approach to software design, integrating project-wide routines.
  • Support the commissioning team during factory and on-site testing.
  • Ensure all projects meet high technical and quality standards.
  • Communicate any design changes that may impact project scope or contracts.
  • Manage multiple projects simultaneously when required.
  • Work efficiently within project budgets and timelines to ensure profitability.
  • Assist project managers in identifying and justifying additional work.
  • Submit weekly timesheets for accurate job costing.
  • Work closely with project managers, engineers, and other departments to deliver project requirements.
  • Support and guide less experienced engineers, sharing technical expertise..
  • Assist in training and mentoring junior engineers.
    Skills Required:
  • Strong working knowledge of Building Management Systems (BMS), ideally with Distech, Schneider, Tridium, or Delta.
  • Experience in delivering BMS software for main plant, outstation panels, and terminal units.
  • Proficiency in BMS communication protocols (e.g., Modbus, BACnet).
  • Understanding of cloud-based IoT protocols (e.g., MQTT) and API integrations.
  • Ability to interpret technical documentation, such as operation descriptions, panel drawings, and points lists.
  • Strong understanding of mechanical and electrical building services.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, and Outlook.
  • Manufacturer training and certification in Tridium, Schneider, or similar BMS platforms.
  • Knowledge of IT networks, IP-based technology, and smart building systems.
  • CSCS cardholder (or willingness to obtain one).
    What's in it for me?
    Following an initial probation period:
    4.5% Matched Pension Contribution (subject to 3 months employment)
    Private Medical Insurance
    Income Protection Insurance (subject to 6 months service)
    Employee Assistance Programme
    Life Insurance (4 x Salary)
    Discretionary sick pay
    Health Insurance (subject to passing probation)
    Healthshield Cash Plan (subject to 6 months service)
    Extensive Training and Development
    APPLY TODAY!
    This is your chance to take the next step in your career.
    You must have a Right To Work in the UK - No sponsorship is available
    Please note that unfortunately any applicants without the relevant work experience, or the Right To Work in the UK will be unsuccessful.
    Crucial People operates as both an Employment Agency and an Employment Business

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