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Compute Nordic seeks a Lead Electrical Engineer to shape electrical infrastructure for cutting-edge data centers. You will act as the technical authority for electrical systems in complex projects, coordinating with clients, partners, contractors, suppliers, and internal teams from concept to commissioning.
Requirements include a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, 10+ years of experience in electrical engineering, and strong knowledge of electrical distribution systems.
Do you want to shape the electrical infrastructure behind the next generation of AI and hyperscale data centers?
Barona is recruiting a Lead Electrical Engineer for our client Compute Nordic, a fast-growing developer and operator of secure, sustainable, and carbon-neutral data center infrastructure in Northern Europe. This is an opportunity to take a leading technical role in large-scale, mission-critical projects that support some of the world's most demanding digital infrastructure environments.
As a Lead Electrical Engineer, you will act as the technical authority for electrical systems within complex data center projects. You will work closely with clients, engineering partners, contractors, suppliers, and internal teams to ensure high-quality technical solutions from concept development through commissioning.
To succeed in this role, you have a strong technical background combined with the ability to lead discussions and make sound engineering decisions in complex environments.
At Compute Nordic, you'll be part of a highly skilled international team working on projects that support the rapid growth of digital services and artificial intelligence. The company combines entrepreneurial agility with technically ambitious projects, providing an environment where experienced professionals can make a real impact.
You will gain exposure to cutting-edge data center technology, work with leading global clients, and play a key role in developing infrastructure that powers the future.
You can be based in Finland, Norway, or elsewhere within the EU and work remotely. While the role offers flexibility, it also provides the opportunity to be closely involved in projects across Europe and beyond. Travel to customer sites, project locations, and supplier facilities is an integral part of the position and may account for up to 30% of your working time, depending on project phase and business needs.