Master System Integration Programmer

As a Master Systems Integration Programmer, you will be the technical architect behind complex, multi-platform control environments. This role is designed for a high-level "outside-the-box" thinker who can seamlessly unite diverse systems—from HVAC and PLCs to access control and energy meters—into a unified, efficient ecosystem.

Key Responsibilities

Systems Design & Programming

• Advanced Integration: Design and implement sophisticated integration solutions across Niagara, Distech, Honeywell, and Johnson Controls (JCI) platforms.
• Full-Spectrum Connectivity: Program and integrate diverse hardware, including Access Control, PLC Controls, security cameras, and water/energy meters.
• Customization: Configure and customize control systems to meet specific project objectives and client requirements while adhering to strict OSC naming and programming standards.

Technical Troubleshooting & Optimization

• Diagnostics: Perform deep-system diagnostics and troubleshoot complex integration conflicts to ensure seamless cross-platform communication.
• Performance Tuning: Proactively recommend and implement enhancements to improve overall system efficiency and data accuracy.
• Field Execution: Utilize industry tools (multimeters, Ethernet testers) and interpret complex control schematics to verify physical-to-digital integrity.

Client & Project Leadership

• Collaboration: Act as the technical lead during client meetings to gather requirements and translate complex BAS concepts into understandable solutions.
• Documentation: Create comprehensive system documentation and provide expert training to both end-users and internal team members.
• Project Management: Manage multiple high-priority integration projects simultaneously, ensuring they remain on schedule and within scope.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Core Expertise: Extensive, proven experience in BMS/BAS-specific programming (Niagara, Distech, Honeywell, and JCI is required).
• Technical Skills: Proficiency in relevant programming languages and software tools; ability to read and interpret advanced control schematics.
• Soft Skills: Strong critical-thinking abilities, professional writing skills, and a customer-centric approach.
• Safety & Standards: In-depth knowledge of OSHA regulations and a commitment to maintaining a safety-first mindset.
• Logistics: Current valid New Jersey driver’s license, punctual habits for multi-site appointments, and the ability to pass a drug screen.
• Certifications: Official training or certification in Niagara, Distech, or JCI systems is highly preferred.