Data Center Commissioning Engineer

Have 5+ years of experience with the commissioning, construction, maintenance, and operations of mission-critical data centers, trading floors, or similar 24/7 facilities

Have hands-on experience with direct liquid cooling (DLC) systems, including managing installation work (e.g., specifying commissioning processes, mechanical and electrical connections) and maintaining and troubleshooting DLC infrastructure, CDUs, RDHx units, and associated liquid cooling components

Highly knowledgeable about MEP components such as Switchgear, UPS, Generators, STS, PDU, RPP, Chillers, CRAH units, Cooling Towers, AHUs, VESDA, pre-action systems, and BMS/EPMS systems

Understand data center cooling and electrical principles, including redundancy topologies, liquid cooling technologies, airflow management techniques, and power distribution

Experienced in working with server OEMs to ensure compatibility and resolve issues between facility infrastructure and OEM-provided racks, particularly for DLC deployments

Skilled at delivering results, managing data center providers, and meeting operational challenges with creative solutions

We are looking for an experienced Data Center Operations Engineer to join a highly technical group responsible for the commissioning and daily operations of our rapidly-scaling infrastructure within our global data centers.

This role focuses on the "last mile" of data center builds—ensuring new infrastructure is properly commissioned and transitioned to operations—as well as maintaining 100% uptime across our critical facilities portfolio.

Our team is collaborative in nature, spanning many internal departments and external vendors, contractors, consultants, and operations teams.

Your specific work will cover all aspects of our complex distributed data center environments.

This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge liquid cooling technologies in a mission-critical, high-performance computing environment.

You will play a vital role in bridging the gap between construction and operations while maintaining the reliability and efficiency of essential digital infrastructure.