Data Center Controls Deployment Lead

Barry-Wehmiller; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Barry-Wehmiller Design Group seeks a Deployment Project Manager to lead on-site deployment of large-scale data center infrastructure, coordinating design, integration, and field execution across teams.

You will oversee projects in Procore, manage staff needs, ensure safety, and maintain alignment with program objectives, timelines, and quality standards. Remote work is unlikely; relocation negotiable based on location.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent experience.
• 5+ years’ experience starting up control systems with significant onsite time.
• Strong communicator and ability/desire to work within large teams made up of Design Group professionals, the trades, a GC and the client.
• The Deployment Project Manager must reside in the vicinity of the data center campus and should expect to have a high level of site presence to be successful in this role.
• Relocation timing: Negotiable, dependent on location and opportunity.

Responsibilities

• Manage deployment of multiple greenfield data centers (BMS and EPMS).
• Coordinate design, integration and field execution to meet program timelines.
• Oversee Procore projects: startup, commissioning, material handling, scheduling, RFIs.
• Lead deployment team and interface with clients and vendors.
• Ensure site safety and adherence to Design Group procedures.

Skills

Control systems startup

Strong communicator

Team collaboration

Site presence

Relocation negotiable

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent experience

Tools

Procore

Ignition

Rockwell

Job description

Barry-Wehmiller Design Group seeks a Deployment Project Manager to lead on-site deployment of large-scale data center infrastructure, coordinating design, integration, and field execution across teams.

You will oversee projects in Procore, manage staff needs, ensure safety, and maintain alignment with program objectives, timelines, and quality standards. Remote work is unlikely; relocation negotiable based on location.