Electrical Engineer, Data Center Power & Energization

Fluidstack; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 157,000 - 208,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluidstack is hiring an electrical engineer to own and support electrical work for data center sites. You will review drawings, field questions, and energization readiness, ensuring designs align with reference layouts and schedules.

The role emphasizes rapid problem resolution and rigorous pre-energization documentation. The position requires experience with data centers, ability to read one-lines and schedules, and collaboration with field teams.

Qualifications

• You've done electrical engineering for data center or industrial distribution.
• You read one-lines, panel schedules, and studies fluently.
• You've supported field electrical work and energization sequences.
• You're rigorous about pre-energization paperwork because you know why it exists.
• Bonus: PE track, MV systems, power studies in SKM or ETAP, NFPA 70E.

Responsibilities

• Own electrical engineering for assigned sites: review, field support, and energization readiness.
• Review electrical packages against the reference design: one-lines, schedules, and studies.
• Answer field electrical RFIs in hours and drive recurring issues into the standard.
• Support energization: torque records, insulation test results, and checklists verified before anything closes on power.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Data center experience

One-lines & panel schedules

Field electrical work

Pre-energization paperwork

PE track (bonus)

MV systems experience

Power studies (SKM/ETAP)

NFPA 70E familiarity

Tools

SKM

ETAP

Job description

Fluidstack is hiring an electrical engineer to own and support electrical work for data center sites. You will review drawings, field questions, and energization readiness, ensuring designs align with reference layouts and schedules.

The role emphasizes rapid problem resolution and rigorous pre-energization documentation. The position requires experience with data centers, ability to read one-lines and schedules, and collaboration with field teams.