Data Center Engineer

Requirements

• Experienced in data center engineering as well as operations
• Proven experience in the design and delivery of data center infrastructure and (liquid) cooling systems
• Hands-on experience managing modern environments and liquid cooled systems
• Strong project management capabilities, with the ability to handle multiple complex initiatives simultaneously
• Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills with a strong sense of ownership and follow-through
• Strong communication and collaboration skills to work across technical and vendor teams across regions
• Experienced in DCIM and asset management on a large scale

What you'll be doing

• Global Project Leadership: Lead the end-to-end rollout of new data centers and large-scale expansion projects, including the coordination and deployment of High-Performance Computing (HPC) clusters across global sites.
• Infrastructure Design & Engineering: Collaborate with partners to oversee the design and installation of critical power systems and advanced thermal management, specifically liquid cooling and H/CaC (Heating/Cooling Air Circulation).
• End-to-End Hardware Lifecycle: Manage the full equipment journey from initial Purchase Order (PO) through delivery, installation, and eventual decommissioning/End-of-Life (EoL) processing.
• Supply Chain & Logistics Coordination: Partner with Procurement to track orders, manage inventory, and synchronize on-site logistics with local DC-ops teams or remote hands.
• Data Integrity & DCIM Management: Serve as the guardian of the "Source of Truth" by ensuring all physical changes, assets, and project updates are accurately reflected in the DCIM software.
• Cross-Functional Transition: Act as the bridge between installation and production by communicating with Platform and Network teams to ensure systems are successfully handed over and integrated.
• Maintenance & Technical Oversight: Plan and oversee engineering work-streams, including coordinating repairs, replacements, and specialized maintenance for liquid cooling systems.
• Vendor & Stakeholder Management: Serve as the primary point of contact for DC vendors and internal stakeholders to resolve issues, facilitate audits, and support year-over-year platform growth.
• Hands-on Field Operations: Maintain a "boots on the ground" approach by performing direct data center hardware work and traveling globally to provide on-site project oversight.
• Operational Strategy: Align data center capacity and infrastructure capabilities with long-term platform requirements to ensure seamless scaling and efficiency.