Engineering

Hiring MEP engineering talent for US projects involves a layer of evaluation that most other AEC production roles don’t require. The discipline scope is broader, the technical stakes are higher, and there is a licensing question that needs to be understood clearly before any engagement starts.
This article is a practical vetting guide for US architecture and engineering firms considering remote MEP engineers, whether they’re evaluating candidates independently or working with a staffing partner. It covers what to look for by discipline, how to assess software proficiency and US standards familiarity, how to review work samples, and how the licensing structure actually works in practice.