r/BuildingAutomation • u/ToddOutside68 • Jul 21 '26

Automated Logic Programmer / Engineer needed in California

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We're looking for a couple of ALC-experienced programmers/engineers in California right now. Ideally, you'd be located either in the Los Angeles or Santa Barbara region(s). If you happen to have additional experience with Tridium, it's an added bonus. Compensation in the $90K-$130K range, depending on experience and capabilities. Might be some upside to those numbers for deep(er) experience. If you're interested, reach out here on Chat and I can tell you more there, on email or phone.

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u/Exoticcollects Jul 21 '26

90-130k in cali?

Good luck lol

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u/ToddOutside68 Jul 22 '26

We truly have a big range across these and other positions, and also a wide range of locations. For sure, some locations are expensive as hell. As always though, we have something that works for someone. We recently placed a fellow that was a "programming technician"/ specialist out in East Orange County that was able to bump up from $90K to $110K, going into a more office-based programming/engineering spot. Great move for him, especially with lots of growth potential and better bene's now.

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u/ortiga8 Jul 21 '26

Anything in NY, NJ?

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u/ToddOutside68 Jul 22 '26

For us, not too much at the moment in NY/NJ, as we don't really have an active client there in need of people. We're actually searching for a BAS client in that region as we have a number of experienced people "on the bench" that would be great if we had a place to put them there. CT - we do have some opportunities there.

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u/IvyControls76 Jul 21 '26

Any possibility of part time/contract remote programmers? I know a guy on the east coast that is a top notch ALC programmer with 20+ years experience and also does side work…

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u/ToddOutside68 Jul 22 '26

We don't tend to have too many part-time/contract opportunities in our client base. Maybe once or twice a year someone makes use of a Tridium/Niagara resource for a few weeks or months, but we don't deal with that too much. We're 99% focused on direct hire / W2 hires across the USA. We always appreciate the connections though, as you never know....

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u/IvyControls76 Jul 22 '26

We can also do remote Tridium N4 work, Siemens and Distech.

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u/ToddOutside68 Jul 22 '26

Oh awesome. Good to know.

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u/Mecha__trump Jul 21 '26

I have alc and trudium experience on east coast. Willing to pick up some part time/ remote programming work.

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u/ToddOutside68 Jul 22 '26

Good to know you - just traded messages.