Modular Data Center Detailer – Mechanical/Structural

Fluidstack; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 134,000 - 164,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluidstack seeks professionals to detail modular data center components for fabrication, turning engineering concepts into shop-ready drawings. You will produce structural, piping, and assembly models to fabrication level, ensuring every detail supports fast, accurate manufacturing.

You will work with Tekla/Advance Steel or BIM tools, maintain library standards, and adapt to rapid engineering changes while upholding strict revision control and quality.

Qualifications

• Detail for fabrication: steel, skids, piping, modular assemblies with shop-ready packages.
• Packages include weld symbols, bolt callouts, and dimensions a fabricator needs.
• Maintain library discipline and version control to ensure correct released drawings.

Responsibilities

• Produce the detailed mechanical and structural models and drawings the factory builds from: structures, skids, piping, and assemblies, fully detailed with nothing left to interpretation.
• Detail steel and mechanical systems to fabrication level: connections, penetrations, pipe spools, and BOM-linked parts, complete enough that a fitter never has to guess.
• Turn engineering changes into updated, released drawing packages in days, not weeks, with clean revision tracking throughout.
• Own model hygiene: build and enforce the standards, libraries, and templates that make each subsequent unit faster to detail and harder to get wrong.

Skills

Fabrication detailing

Structural steel

Piping

Modular assemblies

Revision control

BIM modeling

Tools

Tekla

Advance Steel

Revit

Plant 3D

Job description

Fluidstack seeks professionals to detail modular data center components for fabrication, turning engineering concepts into shop-ready drawings. You will produce structural, piping, and assembly models to fabrication level, ensuring every detail supports fast, accurate manufacturing.

You will work with Tekla/Advance Steel or BIM tools, maintain library standards, and adapt to rapid engineering changes while upholding strict revision control and quality.