Associate Director, Electrical Engineering - Data Centers

black & white engineering pte. ltd.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

B&W Engineering seeks an Associate Director of Electrical Engineering to lead the design and delivery of complex data centre electrical systems across Southeast Asia. You will drive technical excellence, influence client outcomes, and shape data centre engineering standards regionally.

The role entails leading end-to-end design, engineering standards, resilience strategies, and client engagements with hyperscalers, telcos, and developers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.
• PEB Singapore registration preferred.
• More than 10 years' experience in electrical engineering with relevant sectors.

Responsibilities

• Lead design of mission-critical electrical systems including HV/LV distribution, UPS and generators.
• Oversee end-to-end electrical design and system architecture across large projects.
• Define and uphold engineering standards, frameworks, and best practices.
• Lead client engagements with strategic advisory on electrical design and optimisation.
• Mentor senior engineers and build scalable electrical engineering capability.
• Champion digital engineering using BIM and analytics to drive innovation.

Skills

Technical leadership

Electrical systems design

HV/LV distribution

Resilience strategies

Client advisory

Team mentorship

Digital engineering

Thought leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Professional Engineer (PE) Singapore

Tools

BIM

Advanced analytics

Job description

B&W Engineering seeks an Associate Director of Electrical Engineering to lead the design and delivery of complex data centre electrical systems across Southeast Asia. You will drive technical excellence, influence client outcomes, and shape data centre engineering standards regionally.

The role entails leading end-to-end design, engineering standards, resilience strategies, and client engagements with hyperscalers, telcos, and developers.