Senior Low-Voltage Designer, Hyperscale Data Centers

Core Scientific, Inc.

United States

Remote

USD 150,000 - 190,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Core Scientific, Inc. is seeking a highly skilled Low Voltage Designer to lead design, implementation, and deployment of telecommunications and low‑voltage infrastructure across its data center portfolio in the United States.

You will set design standards, guide multidisciplinary teams, and ensure scalable, reliable solutions meet strict operational requirements. Ideal candidates bring 7+ years in telecom infrastructure design, leadership experience, and a strong grasp of structured cabling,

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Business, Telecommunications, or related field preferred.
7+ years of telecommunications infrastructure design and implementation experience, including 3+ years in leadership or project management.
Experience supporting hyperscale data centers or large campus infrastructure projects.
Strong knowledge of structured cabling, fiber optics, OSP design, physical security, fire/life safety, BAS/EPMS, and DAS.
Certifications: RCDD, CNIDP, CDCDP, or PSP; PMP/RTPM and other telecom certifications are a plus.
Advanced proficiency with AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, and Bluebeam; Revit/BIM experience preferred.
Strong IT infrastructure understanding and familiarity with relevant standards (TDMM, ANSI/TIA, ASIS).
Field experience with hyperscale data centers and campus fiber/copper cabling.

Responsibilities

Establish, maintain, and improve telecommunications and low-voltage design standards, specs, and templates.
Lead design and development of structured cabling, fiber, OSP, MDF/IDF, security, BAS/EPMS, DAS, and related systems.
Review, approve, and oversee construction docs, schematics, room layouts, and installation requirements.
Ensure compliance with industry standards and project lifecycle from design through turnover.
Collaborate with architects, MEP, contractors, and vendors for successful delivery.
Define scopes, schedules, budgets, and resource requirements for projects.
Develop BOMs, cost estimates, change orders, and procurement strategies.
Monitor milestones, risks, and quality metrics; provide technical direction on site.