Data Center Critical Facilities Trainer

Per Scholas; Baltimore (MD); Remote; USD 130,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holidays & PTO

Medical coverage

Dental & Vision Insurance

401(k) match

EAP

Job summary

Per Scholas is seeking a Critical Facilities Technician Instructor to join our National Training Team. The role focuses on translating electrical and mechanical systems into structured, high-quality learning experiences for adult learners in uptime-sensitive environments.

The ideal candidate has substantial data center experience, instructional skills, and a commitment to upskilling learners using hands-on labs, safety practices, and rigorous assessment in a remote-wide national program.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in data centers as a Critical Facility Engineer/Technician
• 2-5 years of instructional skills teaching technical subjects to technicians/operators
• Strong technical background; ability to convey complex topics clearly
• Ability to respond clearly to live digital conversations via Zoom or in-person training
• Excellent written communication, presentation, and classroom management skills

Responsibilities

• Deliver instructor-led training for entry-level to mid-level careers as Critical Facilities Technicians/Engineers in data center environments
• Teach electrical distributions, UPS, generators, cooling, BMS, and DCIM concepts
• Facilitate hands-on lab exercises with safety practices per OSHA/NFPA
• Evaluate troubleshooting performance using scenario-based diagnostics
• Support curriculum development and provide feedback on lab effectiveness
• Maintain student records in Salesforce or LMS
• Assist with lab content and instructional materials updates

Skills

Data center experience

Instructional delivery

Technical aptitude

Zoom/in-person teaching

Communication

Education

Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline

Tools

LMS platforms

Google Workspace

Job description

Per Scholas is seeking a Critical Facilities Technician Instructor to join our National Training Team. The role focuses on translating electrical and mechanical systems into structured, high-quality learning experiences for adult learners in uptime-sensitive environments.

The ideal candidate has substantial data center experience, instructional skills, and a commitment to upskilling learners using hands-on labs, safety practices, and rigorous assessment in a remote-wide national program.