Lead electrical design and remediation projects in operational data centers, reviewing studies and equipment, managing documents and consultants, and supporting construction through turnover.
About this role
The Facilities Engineer role is part of DCEO, meaning Data Center Engineering and Operations. The posting identifies the position as a facilities engineering role supporting data center engineering and operations.
Candidates must have practical work experience in at least one of the following areas: electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, the marine industry, oil and gas, alternative energy, nuclear power, or telecommunications operations.
The job is located in Tokyo, Japan. The posting does not specify employment type, seniority, salary, working hours, remote-work arrangements, benefits, start date, or language requirements.
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