Data Center Commissioning Engineer — Field & Lead Roles

Thor; Town of Texas (WI); Presencial; USD 90 000 - 120 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Thor is seeking experienced Commissioning professionals for opportunities across the Data Center / Mission Critical space in the United States. Roles range from Commissioning Engineers to Lead Commissioning Engineers, with travel and relocation options depending on the project.

Ideal candidates have hands-on experience with L1–L5 commissioning, functional testing, IST, and familiarity with critical data-center equipment such as switchgear, UPS, generators, transformers, HVAC, CRAH/CRAC, and

Qualificações

• Experience with L1–L5 commissioning, including functional testing and IST.
• Knowledge of critical equipment such as switchgear, UPS, generators, transformers, HVAC, chillers, CRAH/CRAC systems, BMS/EPMS, etc.
• Experience coordinating with vendors, contractors, owners and project teams.

Responsabilidades

• Experience with L1–L5 commissioning, including functional testing and IST.
• Knowledge of critical equipment such as switchgear, UPS, generators, transformers, HVAC, chillers, CRAH/CRAC systems, BMS/EPMS, etc.
• Experience coordinating with vendors, contractors, owners and project teams.
• Open to travel and/or relocation depending on the opportunity.
• Field-based engineering responsibilities through senior and leadership-level roles, with both traveling and location-specific options.

Conhecimentos

Electrical commissioning

Mechanical commissioning

L1–L5 commissioning

Functional testing

IST testing

Vendor coordination

Travel willingness

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Thor is seeking experienced Commissioning professionals for opportunities across the Data Center / Mission Critical space in the United States. Roles range from Commissioning Engineers to Lead Commissioning Engineers, with travel and relocation options depending on the project.

Ideal candidates have hands-on experience with L1–L5 commissioning, functional testing, IST, and familiarity with critical data-center equipment such as switchgear, UPS, generators, transformers, HVAC, CRAH/CRAC, and