Johnson Controls builds configured air handling units. A consulting engineer’s mechanical schedule becomes a selection, a quote, a released BOM, a routing, and a build packet at a station. Along that path we generate a large amount of structured and semi-structured data — decades of historical orders, configurations, BOMs, labor actuals, test results, quality findings, and service records — and we currently use very little of it to make the next order faster, cheaper, or more accurate.
As a Senior AI Engineer, you will set the technical direction for AI at that intersection. Concretely: reading customer specifications and schedules well enough to propose a configuration, catching a wrong BOM before material is committed, estimating cost and labor for non-standard scope, and putting useful assistance in front of a sales engineer, an application engineer, and an operator on the floor. You will write production code, own architecture, and be the person the organization trusts to say which problems are genuinely AI problems, which are data quality problems wearing an AI costume, and which are better solved with a rule, a query, or a fixed process. We would rather hire someone with the judgment to challenge a bad idea early than someone eager to ship a demo.
Join our team in York, Pennsylvania, where you’ll have the opportunity to make an immediate impact. Candidates should be located within commuting distance of the facility or be open to relocating, with relocation assistance available. For the right candidate, we are also open to considering a fully remote work arrangement.