Senior Data Center Controls Engineer — BMS/EPMS Lead

Google LLC; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 144,000 - 208,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision, life, and-dis

Job summary

Google LLC is seeking a Data Center Engineering professional to advance the physical design and operation of our data centers. You will work on critical infrastructure, optimize power and cooling systems, and drive improvements with a focus on reliability and efficiency.

You will lead projects from scoping to commissioning, collaborate with facilities technicians, and ensure compliance with codes and standards. Expect travel to partner sites and a role that shapes Google’s data center resilience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field.
• 5 years of experience on critical infrastructure projects.
• Experience with mission critical systems (24x7, no-fail).
• Experience implementing controls engineering.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and perform root cause analysis for BMS and EPMS issues in Google data centers.
• Develop project scopes, budgets, and schedules for BMS/EPMS improvements.
• Review maintenance results and supervise vendor performance on-site.
• Coordinate procurement, RFQs, and contract management for services.
• Travel up to 30% for site and lab support and project oversight.

Skills

Critical infrastructure

Controls engineering

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Ignition

Factory Talk

BMS/EPMS systems

Job description

Google LLC is seeking a Data Center Engineering professional to advance the physical design and operation of our data centers. You will work on critical infrastructure, optimize power and cooling systems, and drive improvements with a focus on reliability and efficiency.

You will lead projects from scoping to commissioning, collaborate with facilities technicians, and ensure compliance with codes and standards. Expect travel to partner sites and a role that shapes Google’s data center resilience.