Senior Data Center QA/QC Program Engineer

Prime Data Centers; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Prime Data Centers seeks a QA/QC Program Engineer to serve as the quality authority across the complete equipment lifecycle—from factory floor through energization, testing, and turnover to Operations.

The role leads the OFCI verification, manages factory witness/test programs, audits documentation, and drives root-cause analysis with 100% closure, while coordinating with Procurement, Engineering, GC, and Site teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering or related technical discipline.
• 7+ years of QA/QC experience in mission critical, data center, industrial, or high-reliability construction environments.
• Demonstrated experience in RFP review, equipment submittal review, and in-depth equipment inspection.

Responsibilities

• Manage Factory Witness Test/Factory Acceptance Test (FWT/FAT) Tracker; schedule scope and assign parties.
• Assist in providing factories with current SOPs and approved test scripts.
• Partner with Procurement and Engineering for high-quality review of equipment.
• Identify and document deficiencies during onsite visits and propose corrective steps.
• Document OFCI equipment findings and ensure traceability from factory to field.
• Verify asset tag data and ensure nomenclature matches approved drawings.
• Reconcile tag data with submittals and drawings revisions.
• Lead Root Cause Analysis for inconsistencies and verify corrective actions.
• Escalate systemic documentation failures with evidence.
• Coordinate turnover walks and ensure current material condition data.

Skills

QA/QC experience

Root Cause Analysis

Reading drawings & submittals

Lead audits

Education

Bachelor's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering

Construction Management related or equivalent

Tools

CxAlloy

MCIM/MCAP

Job description

Prime Data Centers seeks a QA/QC Program Engineer to serve as the quality authority across the complete equipment lifecycle—from factory floor through energization, testing, and turnover to Operations.

The role leads the OFCI verification, manages factory witness/test programs, audits documentation, and drives root-cause analysis with 100% closure, while coordinating with Procurement, Engineering, GC, and Site teams.