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BEMS Project Design Engineer - Major Datacentre

Location: London

Salary: £75,000-£88,000 Basic + Package

Are you ready to join a world-renowned company leading the charge in the construction of major projects globally? This is a rare and exceptional opportunity to work on a cutting-edge Datacentre project with a company celebrated for delivering iconic infrastructure and state-of-the-art solutions across diverse sectors.

We are seeking an experienced BMS Project Design Engineer to be part of an innovative team, working on a high-profile Datacentre project. This is an exciting chance to contribute to major infrastructure while advancing your career in a dynamic environment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the design and delivery of Building Management Systems (BMS) for a major Datacentre project.
• Collaborate closely with clients, designers, and project teams to develop BMS and EPMS specifications.
• Design, validate, and commission software and graphical solutions for critical systems, including electrical and mechanical plants.
• Play a pivotal role in delivering complex control schemes, such as air conditioning, power quality, cybersecurity systems, and more.

Some of the control schemes you'll work on:

• Complex Air Plant and Conditioning Solutions
• Resilient Chilled Water Systems
• Fire/Smoke Systems
• Redundant IT Systems encompassing IoT Cybersecurity and Database
• High Voltage and Low Voltage Systems Incorporating Diesel Generators, Switchboards, Uninterruptable Power Supplies
• Power Quality and Metering Applications
• Lighting
• Security

Required Skills & Experience:

• Proven track record of delivering BMS solutions on Datacentre projects.
• Strong technical knowledge of Niagara N4 and experience with Triduum Jace products.
• Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualifications (or equivalent).
• Ability to design, adapt, and manage system software and graphical interfaces.
• Knowledge of open protocols and energy management systems.
• Experience with EPS (desirable but not essential).