Data Center Commissioning Site Lead (Remote)

ABB Inc.; Iowa (LA); On-site; USD 101,000 - 161,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401k plan

Paid holidays

Life insurance

Job summary

ABB operates globally and seeks an experienced Site Manager to lead onsite startup, testing, and commissioning of data center electrical systems in the United States. You will coordinate with project teams, ensure safety, and serve as the primary client representative on site.

The role requires 10+ years in field service, strong commissioning expertise, and the ability to travel across North America. A high school diploma and electrical/mechanical training are preferred.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in electrical equipment field service, startup, testing, or commissioning.
• Experience supporting data center construction or mission-critical electrical infrastructure.
• Strong knowledge of commissioning processes and power distribution equipment.
• Willingness to travel up to 75% across North America.

Responsibilities

• Lead onsite startup, testing, installation, and commissioning activities.
• Ensure work complies with ABB procedures and safety standards.
• Coordinate daily with Project Manager for readiness and milestones.
• Act as primary onsite client representative and interface.
• Plan onsite labor, equipment, and sequencing.
• Oversee subcontractors and ensure safety, quality, and schedule.

Skills

Electrical field service

Data center projects

Commissioning processes

Travel availability

Leadership onsite

IEC 61850 familiarity

Education

High school diploma

Electrical/mechanical training

Job description

ABB operates globally and seeks an experienced Site Manager to lead onsite startup, testing, and commissioning of data center electrical systems in the United States. You will coordinate with project teams, ensure safety, and serve as the primary client representative on site.

The role requires 10+ years in field service, strong commissioning expertise, and the ability to travel across North America. A high school diploma and electrical/mechanical training are preferred.