Electrical & Power Monitoring Lead - Data Centres

AECOM; West of England; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work options

Job summary

AECOM seeks an experienced Electrical/EPMS/PMS Engineer with data centre exposure to lead design and delivery of monitoring and controls systems. The role spans liaising with clients, architects and M&E teams, managing feasibility, specifications, and testing, and mentoring the team across diverse UK projects.

You will balance office-based work with hybrid arrangements, travel nationally as needed, and contribute to safe, sustainable building solutions while advancing open communication

Qualifications

• Degree-qualified electrical engineer with building services bias or equivalent experience.
• Experience leading EPMS/PMS designs across varied system architectures.
• Familiar with data centre design principles and relevant codes.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design and oversee contractor implementation of EPMs systems across any architecture.
• Engage with clients, architects, M&E teams, contractors, and senior management.
• Manage complex projects from feasibility to tender, cost analysis and reporting.
• Conduct system surveys, FAT/SAT testing, and provide client training.
• Mentor the EPMS/PMS team and contribute to smart building innovations.
• Promote SH&E best practices and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Support integration of mechanical, electrical and control systems across projects.
• Occasional national travel to sites and offices; hybrid office/remote work balance.

Skills

Electrical engineering

EPMS/PMS

Data centre experience

Project management

Leadership

Communication

Travel (national)

Education

Electrical engineering degree

IET or CIBSE member

Job description

AECOM seeks an experienced Electrical/EPMS/PMS Engineer with data centre exposure to lead design and delivery of monitoring and controls systems. The role spans liaising with clients, architects and M&E teams, managing feasibility, specifications, and testing, and mentoring the team across diverse UK projects.

You will balance office-based work with hybrid arrangements, travel nationally as needed, and contribute to safe, sustainable building solutions while advancing open communication