Datacenter Engineer

What you'll do

• Perform desktop and onsite technical due diligence of proposed data center facilities.
• Review engineering drawings, specifications, equipment data, and supporting technical documentation.
• Evaluate utility power, electrical distribution, UPS systems, generators, and behind-the-meter energy solutions.
• Assess cooling architecture including chillers, pumps, cooling loops, and direct liquid cooling systems.
• Identify technical risks, design gaps, dependencies, and required corrective actions.
• Investigate infrastructure issues, perform root-cause analysis, and develop technical resolutions.
• Review commissioning and integrated systems testing for L3, L4, L5, and Ready for Service activities.
• Conduct onsite validation of power, cooling, controls, and connectivity infrastructure.

What we're looking for

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical, mechanical, energy, systems engineering, or a relevant technical discipline (or equivalent experience).
• Ability to analyze complex infrastructure systems, evaluate engineering evidence, and identify technical risks and dependencies.
• Ability to review engineering documentation, investigate technical issues, and validate field conditions.
• Experience in data centers, critical facilities, utilities, industrial infrastructure, energy systems, or engineering consulting (preferred).
• Experience with electrical infrastructure such as substations, MV/LV distribution, transformers, switchgear, UPS systems, and generators (preferred).
• Experience with mechanical and cooling infrastructure such as chillers, pumps, cooling loops, and liquid cooling (preferred).
• Approximately five or more years of relevant experience (preferred).
• Ability to travel to data center locations.