Mechanical Engineer PE, Facilities Design (Relocation provided)

Join our Facilities Design team as a licensed Mechanical Engineer PE and become a valued owner here at Publix. Publix stands out as a leader in the grocery industry, not only for its exceptional customer service and high-quality products but also for its commitment to excellence in engineering. Our team of skilled Mechanical Engineers ensures that every store is designed with precision and efficiency, from new prototypes to site-specific projects.

The purpose of this position is to perform research, provide analysis, design and document cost effective, code compliant mechanical systems for Publix facilities, and to supervise the work of mechanical engineers and designers supporting this function. Mechanical Engineering covers all aspects of HVAC (Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning), plumbing, fire protection, and refrigeration design.

Experience the perfect blend of innovation and efficiency at Publix, where engineering excellence meets exceptional grocery shopping. Apply today to be considered for this role!

Responsibilities include:

• signing and sealing Publix mechanical construction documents as the Mechanical Engineer of Record
• participating in the design and production of construction documents for new prototypes and site-specific projects to coordinate and develop store plans
• supervising Engineers and Designers participating in the design and review of prototypical Mechanical Engineering design
• addressing mechanical engineering issues that arise in the permitting process providing clarification when needed
• maintaining and/or improving the quality level and clarity of the mechanical drawings and specifications
• developing economical reviews of Publix’s mechanical system to ensure the systems provide the best possible economic benefit while reducing energy costs
• reviewing plans submitted by external Mechanical Engineers for remodels and tenant buildouts
• assisting in the review of mechanical documents for unique stores as submitted by contracted consulting firms