LV Electrical Project Engineer - Data Center Focus

Vertiv; Anderson (SC); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Vertiv in Anderson, SC, is looking for a Project Engineer to oversee critical data center projects focused on low-voltage power distribution systems. This engineer will manage complex projects and ensure alignment across various teams while adhering to essential technical standards.

With a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and over 5 years of relevant experience, the candidate will be responsible for driving project execution from initial design through delivery, utilizing tools like AutoCAD and Smartsheet to ensure success.

The role may involve some travel and extended hours during critical phases.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in project or design engineering for low‑voltage switchgear, switchboards.
• Strong understanding of UL 891 and UL 1558 standards.
• Experience navigating ERP systems to track project data.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from engineering handoff through manufacturing and delivery.
• Coordinate technical requirements across cross‑functional teams.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for technical communication.

Skills

Low‑voltage power distribution systems knowledge

Project management skills

Strong communication skills

Cross‑functional collaboration

Technical problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

SEE Electrical

SolidWorks

Oracle

IFS

Smartsheet

Job description

Vertiv in Anderson, SC, is looking for a Project Engineer to oversee critical data center projects focused on low-voltage power distribution systems. This engineer will manage complex projects and ensure alignment across various teams while adhering to essential technical standards.

With a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and over 5 years of relevant experience, the candidate will be responsible for driving project execution from initial design through delivery, utilizing tools like AutoCAD and Smartsheet to ensure success.

The role may involve some travel and extended hours during critical phases.