Lead fire protection system analysis, design, code evaluation, and project execution for complex building and life safety projects. Job Requirements Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university. Fire Protection Engineering license by examination issued by any U.S. state. 10+ years of professional experience in fire protection engineering. U.S. Citizen or U.S. Permanent Resident required. Ability to travel approximately 20%. Experience analyzing existing fire protection systems. Experience designing fire suppression systems. Experience designing fire detection, alarm, and mass notification systems. Experience performing building and fire code analysis. Project management experience supporting engineering projects. Preferred Skills Experience performing peer reviews of fire protection engineering work. Experience developing technical research and engineering documentation. Experience with applicable NFPA standards and fire/life safety codes. Participation in professional fire protection organizations such as SFPE or NFPA. Job Responsibilities Analyze existing fire protection and life safety systems. Design new fire suppression systems. Design fire detection, alarm, and mass notification systems. Perform building and fire code analysis and interpretation. Develop fire protection calculations, technical documentation, and design deliverables. Manage fire protection engineering projects and technical deliverables. Coordinate technical requirements with project stakeholders. Perform research related to fire protection engineering, codes, and standards. Prepare technical findings and documentation for project use. Conduct peer reviews of fire protection engineering designs and work products. Support compliance with applicable building, fire, and life safety codes. Participate in applicable fire protection industry organizations and technical activities.

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