Data Center Commissioning Engineer II — Lead Projects

qtsdatacenters; Eagle Mountain (UT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

QTS Data Centers is seeking a Commissioning Engineer II to lead commissioning of base building and building automation systems across data center sites. The role includes developing commissioning plans, witnessing tests, and coordinating with multiple teams to ensure compliance with standards and client specs.

The incumbent will manage documentation, support electrical, mechanical, and life safety systems, and may travel up to 75% across the U.S. to support sites and projects.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in construction/project management or related field
• 5+ years in data center engineering, commissioning or project management
• Experience with CCTV, access control, networks, fire detection/suppression systems
• Willingness to travel to other Data Center locations
• US Citizenship required by contract law

Responsibilities

• Develop commissioning plans for Level 1–Level 5 systems
• Oversee testing/validation of electrical, mechanical, and BAS/EPMS systems
• Create and review commissioning documentation and as-built reports
• Witness testing and validate sequence of operations
• Collaborate with design engineers, project managers, contractors, commissioning agents, and facilities operations
• Provide training to end-users and maintenance personnel

Skills

Project management

Communication

Teamwork

Analytical thinking

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management or related field

Tools

MS Office

BMS software

Job description

QTS Data Centers is seeking a Commissioning Engineer II to lead commissioning of base building and building automation systems across data center sites. The role includes developing commissioning plans, witnessing tests, and coordinating with multiple teams to ensure compliance with standards and client specs.

The incumbent will manage documentation, support electrical, mechanical, and life safety systems, and may travel up to 75% across the U.S. to support sites and projects.