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We believe "refrigeration is an engineered product," and every system is uniquely designed to meet local conditions, your process specifications, and facility requirements. PermaCold is dedicated to engineering and constructing the most environmentally friendly, energy efficient and sustainable systems in the industry.

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Senior Mechanical Engineer
3.4
17 September 2026
Steady engineering work, but compensation could be better
Pros: The projects here are genuinely interesting, often involving large-scale HVAC and refrigeration solutions for commercial clients, which really helps you build a strong technical portfolio. The team is knowledgeable, and there's a good collaborative spirit among engineers, making it a solid place to gain practical experience in a niche sector. I appreciated the consistent workload and the sense of stability the company provided for its core engineering staff.
Cons: While pay is adequate, it doesn't always keep pace with industry standards for experienced professionals, especially in Portland's high cost of living. Opportunities for rapid promotion felt limited; growth often seemed to depend more on tenure than demonstrable performance. Management communication, while generally well-intentioned, could sometimes be more transparent regarding strategic direction or significant project changes.
Advice to Management: Consider more frequent salary reviews and clearer pathways for promotion based on merit, not just time. Enhancing transparency in company strategy would also be beneficial for employee engagement.
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Project Engineer
3.3
5 December 2025
Work-life balance is okay, but it gets tough.
Pros: I've learned a ton working on complex industrial refrigeration projects. The team in the Houston office is generally supportive, which helps when deadlines hit. You get decent benefits and the pay is competitive.
Cons: Work-life balance can be a real struggle, especially during peak project times. As a Project Engineer, 50-60 hour weeks aren't uncommon, and it's mostly onsite. Weekends can get eaten up sometimes.
Advice to Management: Try to find ways to better manage project workloads to avoid consistent overtime for your engineering teams.
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