Plans and develops EMS services for homes and commercial users, integrating batteries and solar devices with web/mobile apps, cloud systems, APIs, and AI-based demand and generation forecasting.
About this role
This facility engineering role supports the planning and construction of electrical and HVAC systems for data centers and telecommunications network centers. It sits within the network infrastructure organization and focuses on the facilities that support communication services and digital operations.
The work is performed from the owner’s side and includes preparing design requirement specifications, discussing designs with engineering firms, overseeing construction, planning renewals for aging equipment, developing new technologies, and promoting energy efficiency. The posting also refers to design work involving CAD, although detailed design practice is outsourced to specialist firms.
Applicants must have approximately five or more years of combined practical experience in electrical or HVAC equipment design, or experience defining equipment requirements or reviewing designs from a maintenance, operations, or construction-management position. Experience may come from an equipment design firm, general contractor, equipment subcontractor, manufacturer, data center operator, or telecommunications operator.
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