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
A Facility Engineer role in the Data Center Engineering & Operations (DCEO) organization of a major cloud provider's Japan data-services entity. The provider's infrastructure-services group designs, plans, delivers and operates all its global infrastructure — the servers, storage, networking, power and cooling that keep the cloud running and give customers continuous access to innovation. The Data Center Operations team maintains the physical infrastructure and ensures operational-performance standards across safety, security, availability, productivity, capacity, efficiency and cost. The Facility Engineer role supports large, high-density data centers, maintaining and managing mechanical and electrical equipment, responding to failures to minimize customer downtime, and keeping cloud computing running 24/7/365. Based in Tokyo. Full-time.
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