Johnson Controls Seeks Senior Engineer for HVAC Chiller Service
Johnson Controls is recruiting a Senior Engineer to troubleshoot and service HVAC chillers, support maintenance and warranty customers, and supervise engineers and technicians. The Bayt.com listing calls for hands-on experience with both the electrical and mechanical aspects of chiller field service.
Mariam Al Mansoori
Field service and customer support
The role supports HVAC AMC and service operations. Its technical responsibilities include responding to breakdowns, overhauling compressors and carrying out other high-skill work in Hyderabad. The engineer would also introduce predictive analysis and new services while keeping current with chiller technologies, including screw and centrifugal systems.
Customer service expectations include improving RT/TAT and PM adherence, maintaining FTR to help reduce costs, and obtaining customer appreciation letters. The listing uses these performance abbreviations without defining them.
The engineer would lead engineers and technicians and help them resolve technical problems at customer sites. Responsibilities also include overseeing and developing personnel working through associates or third parties. Johnson Controls asks for someone who is self-motivated and takes initiative.
Qualifications and commercial duties
Candidates need a diploma or B.Tech, electrical knowledge, and practical experience with screw and centrifugal chillers. The experience requirement is written as "3-8 Min experience" in an HVAC&R service role, without specifying a unit. Bayt.com warns that the posting was translated by AI and may contain minor differences or errors.
The listing also requires communication and presentation skills, familiarity with MS Office, and the ability to manage engineers and technicians.
Revenue-related duties sit alongside the technical work. The engineer is expected to execute LNM work on time and maintain relationships with influential contacts and decision-makers at customer organizations to generate PSA/L&M revenue. The posting does not explain those commercial abbreviations.
Location and Pakistan market context
Bayt.com carries the advertisement under its Pakistan listings, while the job description refers to Hyderabad for breakdown calls, compressor overhauls and other high-skill assignments. The text does not identify a country for Hyderabad.
In its Pakistan Chillers Market report, 6Wresearch identifies high equipment purchase costs and substantial maintenance and repair expenses as challenges. It attributes some of the maintenance burden to harsh environmental conditions in parts of Pakistan and also notes difficulties obtaining skilled technicians and spare parts.
Johnson Controls' business
Johnson Controls describes itself in the posting as a smart-building technology company with nearly 140 years of history. It highlights its OpenBlue connected-solutions suite and says it employs more than 100,000 people across 150 countries.
The company's investor relations release dated November 5, 2025, reported $23.6 billion in net sales for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2025. Sales rose 3% from the previous year, or 6% on an organic basis.
Fiscal 2025 service revenue reached $7.47 billion, a 7% year-over-year increase. The Systems and Services backlog stood at $14.9 billion at fiscal year-end, representing 13% organic growth from a year earlier.
In July 2025, Johnson Controls completed the $8.3 billion cash sale of its Residential and Light Commercial HVAC business to the Bosch Group. The transaction covered the North America Ducted business and the global residential joint venture with Hitachi Global Life Solutions. Johnson Controls' share of the consideration was approximately $6.9 billion.
