Data Center Engineer

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Data Center Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field.
7+ years designing and delivering complex data center or high-density compute facilities (hyperscale or enterprise level).
Strong technical understanding of large-scale power distribution (MW-level planning), cooling systems, and infrastructure reliability design principles.
Experience leading cross-functional engineering integration across facilities, network, and operations.
Proven ability to create and manage engineering KPIs, readiness metrics, and executive-level reporting around infrastructure health and capacity.
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to distill complex engineering tradeoffs into actionable strategies for executive and technical audiences.
What Sets You Apart

You think in systems — not just physical infrastructure but the orchestration of power, cooling, and compute integration at a global scale.
You thrive in technical and strategic discussions, bridging engineering rigor with architectural foresight.
You bring proactive systems thinking, anticipate risk, and focus on reliability and efficiency without losing sight of long-term scalability.

Roles and responsibilities
Lead Global Infrastructure Data Center Build out programs including super lab and data center buildouts from concept approval through operational readiness. Own coordinated schedules linking power delivery, cooling deployment, rack installation, network readiness, and occupancy planning. Orchestrate multi-functional alignment with Cloud Platform, SPT, Facilities, Engineering, Real Estate, and Operations. Act as connective tissue between tenant demand and landlord infrastructure readiness. Facilitate executive business reviews with clear status and quantified risk. Translate portfolio-level demand signals into actionable infrastructure plans. Model rack density, MW capacity, bench allocation, and cooling distribution. Identify portfolio cooling gaps and bring up risk mitigation strategies. Develop measurable benchmarks tied to schedule predictability, MW delivery, rack availability, and readiness dates. Present concise executive updates to VP-level and senior leadership. Drive root-cause analysis and capture lessons learned. Identify infrastructure constraints early and lead scenario planning for site contingencies and global redistribution. Actively reduce schedule risk affecting product launch timelines.