Mission-Critical Alarm Systems Engineer (Remote Options)

Switch; Las Vegas (NV); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work options

Generous benefits package

Career growth

Job summary

Switch is seeking a Mission Control Alarm Systems Engineer to manage alarm quality across the lifecycle, from rationalization to validation and performance monitoring. You will maintain the Master Alarm Database, test alarm workflows, and investigate issues with data-driven improvements.

Travel may be required for system commissioning and readiness activities. The role emphasizes ownership, structured troubleshooting, and clear technical communication across engineering and operations teams,

Qualifications

• Experience in mission-critical operations or similar technical fields.
• Experience with testing, validation, commissioning, troubleshooting, or technical acceptance.
• Ability to analyze alarms, events, and workflow data to drive improvements.

Responsibilities

• Support alarm rationalization and ensure requirements are in the Master Alarm Database.
• Validate alarm configurations, thresholds, zones, and operator response requirements.
• Perform end-to-end testing from alarm generation to response.
• Monitor performance, dashboards, and key indicators.
• Investigate alarm quality issues and coordinate corrective actions.
• Develop testing procedures and validation methods.

Skills

Alarm management

Data analysis

Testing & validation

Documentation

Cross-functional coordination

Operational readiness

Structured troubleshooting

Communication of findings

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant technical field

Tools

Master Alarm Database

Alarm management programs

Job description

Switch is seeking a Mission Control Alarm Systems Engineer to manage alarm quality across the lifecycle, from rationalization to validation and performance monitoring. You will maintain the Master Alarm Database, test alarm workflows, and investigate issues with data-driven improvements.

Travel may be required for system commissioning and readiness activities. The role emphasizes ownership, structured troubleshooting, and clear technical communication across engineering and operations teams,