About the Role

Main job is to make sure all HVAC and mechanical systems are installed, tested, integrated, and proven to work reliably before the facility goes live.

Responsibilities

• Types of Mechanical Equipment in Data Centers:
• Chillers, cooling towers, or modular chiller plants
• CRAH/CRAC units (Computer Room Air Handlers/Conditioners)
• In-row coolers or rear-door heat exchangers
• Chilled water distribution systems (pumps, piping, valves)
• Condenser water systems
• Air distribution systems, ductwork, dampers, and VFDs
• Economizers / free cooling systems
• Fuel systems for generators (if tied into HVAC systems, e.g. fuel oil heating)
• BMS integration for monitoring and controls
• Their job is to make sure the data center can keep its servers cool 24/7, under any operating or failure condition.
• They prove that cooling redundancy works, air and water systems are properly balanced, and all mechanical systems integrate seamlessly before the facility goes live.

Qualifications

• 5-10+ years' experience.
• Must have experience with Greenfield Data Centers.
• Deep understanding of power distribution in mission-critical facilities.
• Familiarity with NFPA 70 (NEC), IEEE standards, NETA ATS/MTS, and Uptime Institute / Tier guidelines.
• Strong coordination and leadership skills. He / she will eventually lead up to 6 people. These people will be Commissioning engineers and QA / QC.
• Ability to manage risk and troubleshoot during testing.
• Experience with large-scale commissioning schedules and reporting.
• As this will be a duplication of the North Campus, commissioning plans will not need to be designed, but some experience doing so is expected.
• This is an early-stage construction site where he / she will be doing a lot of walking day-to-