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  • Fire Protection Engineer

  • Building Talent
  • San Jose, California 95123 United States View Map

Design systems that keep people safe and projects on track.

An established building systems engineering group is hiring Fire Protection Engineers (mid- and senior-level) to take the lead on fire and life safety design. From labs and cleanrooms to corporate campuses and institutional buildings, you'll work across a wide mix of project types with a collaborative team that integrates fire protection alongside mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.

Job Overview

San Jose, CA | On-site only | Full-time

Why consider this role
  • Lead fire protection design on technically challenging projects
  • Contribute to a team that values mentorship, licensure, and professional growth
  • See the full project lifecycle, from concept to construction
Responsibilities
  • Create fire protection layouts, specifications, and construction documents
  • Conduct hazard analyses and code compliance reviews
  • Manage project scopes, schedules, and quality standards
  • Coordinate with other disciplines to deliver integrated solutions
  • Mentor junior engineers and support internal knowledge-sharing
Qualifications
  • 5+ years of consulting experience in fire protection engineering
  • Bachelor's degree in Fire Protection Engineering or related field
  • PE license preferred (required at senior level)
  • Knowledge of NFPA codes, fire alarm, suppression, and sprinkler systems
  • Strong communication skills for cross-discipline and client interaction

Important: This is a fully on-site role based in San Jose, CA. Candidates must already reside in or be relocating to the Bay Area. Local travel to project sites may be required.

Building Talent is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates.

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Design systems that keep people safe and projects on track.

An established building systems engineering group is hiring Fire Protection Engineers (mid- and senior-level) to take the lead on fire and life safety design. From labs and cleanrooms to corporate campuses and institutional buildings, you'll work across a wide mix of project types with a collaborative team that integrates fire protection alongside mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.

Job Overview

San Jose, CA | On-site only | Full-time

Why consider this role
  • Lead fire protection design on technically challenging projects
  • Contribute to a team that values mentorship, licensure, and professional growth
  • See the full project lifecycle, from concept to construction
Responsibilities
  • Create fire protection layouts, specifications, and construction documents
  • Conduct hazard analyses and code compliance reviews
  • Manage project scopes, schedules, and quality standards
  • Coordinate with other disciplines to deliver integrated solutions
  • Mentor junior engineers and support internal knowledge-sharing
Qualifications
  • 5+ years of consulting experience in fire protection engineering
  • Bachelor's degree in Fire Protection Engineering or related field
  • PE license preferred (required at senior level)
  • Knowledge of NFPA codes, fire alarm, suppression, and sprinkler systems
  • Strong communication skills for cross-discipline and client interaction

Important: This is a fully on-site role based in San Jose, CA. Candidates must already reside in or be relocating to the Bay Area. Local travel to project sites may be required.

Building Talent is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates.

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