Electrical Project Manager: Data Center SME

QTS Data Centers; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 123,000 - 189,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Paid time off

Volunteer days

Stock purchase plan

Holidays

Job summary

QTS Data Centers seeks an experienced Development Project Manager – Electrical SME to provide technical guidance on electrical design for data center projects. The role requires collaboration with Facilities, Contractors, Designers and Engineers, and frequent cross-team communication.

The candidate will lead short-circuit and coordination studies, oversee design compliance with NEC and standards, and travel up to 25% to project sites as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field with 3+ years in electrical design engineering or construction.
• 5+ years in design engineering or construction, covering power systems, redundancy, short circuit, coordination, and arc flash.
• 2+ years applying NEC, local codes, and other electrical industry standards.

Responsibilities

• Review drawing packages for adherence to design standards.
• Collaborate with design teams to evaluate designs against standards and local code requirements.
• Define project scope requirements with stakeholders and communicate with the design team.
• Support construction and commissioning teams, addressing RFIs and value engineering queries.
• Review OFCI equipment submittals for compliance with design criteria.
• Assist in resolving design issues during construction and commissioning.
• Coordinate with procurement on equipment procurement and reviews.
• Work with consultants on SCCAF studies for design adherence.

Skills

Electrical design

Construction experience

NEC standards

Arc flash analysis

Short circuit analysis

Education

Electrical engineering degree

Equivalent engineering degree

Job description

QTS Data Centers seeks an experienced Development Project Manager – Electrical SME to provide technical guidance on electrical design for data center projects. The role requires collaboration with Facilities, Contractors, Designers and Engineers, and frequent cross-team communication.

The candidate will lead short-circuit and coordination studies, oversee design compliance with NEC and standards, and travel up to 25% to project sites as needed.