You will discover and document critical operational workflows to design and implement internal tools, automations, and AI-assisted systems. You will partner with software engineers to deliver these solutions while ensuring adoption and measurable improvements in cycle time and data accuracy.
The Manufacturing Engineering Manager will oversee the scaling and construction of AI data center infrastructure. This role involves managing cross-functional teams to ensure rapid deployment and operational efficiency.
You will produce plumbing and fire protection designs for AI data center infrastructure, including sprinkler systems, hydraulic calculations, and restroom plumbing. You will also collaborate with cross-functional teams and code officials to ensure designs meet reliability and safety requirements.
The Senior Networking Engineer will own the end-to-end design, implementation, and operation of data center networking and security infrastructure. This includes managing physical layer standards, commissioning new sites, and acting as the primary escalation point for network incidents.
The Generator Commissioning Specialist provides on-site oversight of generator commissioning from delivery through turnover, managing mechanical, electrical, and controls scopes. They act as the technical authority, coordinating with vendors and contractors to ensure sites reach turnover on schedule.
The Fire Alarm Engineer will provide technical design leadership for fire alarm, detection, and life safety systems across AI data center facilities. This role involves managing concurrent projects, ensuring code compliance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams and authorities having jurisdiction.
The Director of Commissioning will build and lead the commissioning function, establishing standards and procedures across a portfolio of AI data center projects. They will manage a team of commissioning leads, oversee budgets, and serve as the primary point of accountability for project readiness and turnover milestones.
The Director of Operations is responsible for the day-to-day reliability, maintenance, and performance of live data center facilities. They will manage operations teams, vendor relationships, and operational budgets while ensuring consistent execution across multiple sites.
The Construction Manager will lead and oversee all pre-construction and construction activities across data center infrastructure projects from planning to final energization. This includes managing budgets, coordinating contractors and equipment suppliers, and ensuring on-time, high-quality project delivery.
The EHS Manager will develop and maintain safety programs for a distributed field service workforce across multiple states to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations. They will conduct field visits to train crews, investigate incidents, and partner with management to integrate safety into daily operations.
The manager will oversee the day-to-day administration of performance bond submissions and corporate insurance programs. They will also build and maintain portfolio-wide risk reporting and data infrastructure to support scaling operations.
Own the planning, standardization, and field execution of all heavy lifting operations across data center construction projects. Develop company-wide lifting programs, including repeatable methodologies, rigging standards, and engineered pick plans.
Own the design and customization of power distribution products like switchboards, PDUs, and RPPs from concept to manufacturing. Create detailed mechanical and electrical CAD drawings while ensuring compliance with UL safety standards.
Act as the primary owner of the UL relationship to maintain existing certifications and lead the end-to-end certification process for new product lines. Develop internal playbooks and collaborate with engineering and operations to ensure designs meet compliance standards early in development.
