Electrical Systems Expert

Hut 8 Corp.; Corpus Christi (TX); On-site; USD 130,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Hut 8 Corp. seeks an Electrical SME for on-site engagement in our data center builds. You will ensure operable and maintainable electrical systems at turnover, review MV/LV distribution, generator and UPS setups, and witness NETA testing to drive actionable improvements.

You will guide energization, early operations stabilization, and contribute to continuous improvement of Hut 8 electrical standards, with a strong emphasis on safety and LOTO practices.

Qualifications

• 8+ years in critical facilities electrical operations, commissioning, or NETA-adjacent field roles.
• Deep knowledge of MV/LV switchgear, protective devices, generator and UPS systems, and EPMS/power monitoring.
• Commissioning witness experience through integrated systems testing in mission‑critical environments.
• NFPA 70E fluency and real switching/LOTO experience - you've operated the gear, not just reviewed.
• NETA testing literacy: read reports critically and catch what's missing.
• Maintainability instincts in design review: clearances, access, and safe isolation paths.
• Electrical license, military power background (Navy nuke/Air Force power) or engineering degree welcome paths.

Responsibilities

• Perform operability design reviews for MV/LV distribution, generator plants, UPS systems, and EPMS.
• Walk electrical installations at milestones: clearances, terminations, grounding, and labeling.
• Witness NETA acceptance testing and Level 3‑5 commissioning; drive findings to the Cx log.
• Verify turnover packages: test records, settings files, one-lines, and as-builts.
• Support energization sequences and early operations stabilization.
• Provide feedback to Hut 8 electrical standards and future basis‑of‑design decisions.

Skills

Critical facilities

Electrical commissioning

NETA testing

NFPA 70E

LOTO

EPMS

Generator/UPS systems

MV/LV switchgear

Education

Electrical license

Engineering degree

Military power background

Tools

EPMS system

Power monitoring hardware

Job description

The Electrical SME is Managed Services' electrical expert embedded in a data center build - supporting design review and commissioning witness to ensure electrical systems are operable and maintainable at turnover. The electrical system is the facility's spine; this role makes sure it can be operated, switched, and maintained safely by the team inheriting it.

Some of the key responsibilities you should expect are the following:

Operability Design Review

Review electrical designs - MV/LV distribution, generator plants, UPS systems, EPMS - for operability: maintenance access and working clearances, switching practicality and arc-flash exposure during real operating procedures, redundancy behavior under maintenance conditions, and labeling/mimic clarity. Push back where the design assumes maintenance that can’t safely be performed.

Walk electrical installations at key milestones: equipment setting and clearances, terminations and torque documentation, grounding, and cable management quality - flagging operability and quality issues to the MEP superintendent early.

Witness NETA acceptance testing and Level 3-5 commissioning: protective device testing, generator and UPS transfer sequences, load bank testing, pull-the-plug scenarios, and integrated systems testing. Drive operational findings into the Cx log and verify closure.

Turnover Readiness

Verify electrical turnover packages: test records and settings files, one-lines and as-builts, arc-flash labels matching final studies, spare breakers and critical spares, PM program inputs, and switching procedures. Confirm operator training covers real switching and emergency scenarios.

Energization & Early Operations

Support energization sequences and early operations stabilization: alarm and EPMS tuning input, operating procedure refinement, and first-months troubleshooting with the operations team.

Program Feedback

Feed operational lessons into Hut 8 electrical standards and future basis-of-design decisions.

ABOUT YOU

• 8+ years in critical facilities electrical operations, commissioning, or NETA‑adjacent field roles.
• Deep knowledge of MV/LV switchgear, protective devices, generator and UPS systems, and EPMS/power monitoring.
• Commissioning witness experience through integrated systems testing in mission‑critical environments.
• NFPA 70E fluency and real switching/LOTO experience - you've operated the gear, not just reviewed it.
• NETA testing literacy: you can read the reports critically and catch what's missing.
• Maintainability instincts in design review: clearances, access, and safe isolation paths.
• Turnover documentation rigor, especially settings files and test records.
• Electrical license, military power background (Navy nuke/Air Force power pro), or engineering degree all welcome paths.

ABOUT THE WORK ENVIRONMENT

Full-time on-site based role.

As set forth in Hut 8's Equal Employment Opportunity policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.

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