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FST Technical Services seeks a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer to lead commissioning on data-center projects, guiding design through execution with emphasis on reliability and precision.
Responsibilities include evaluating HVAC, pumps, boilers, and automation; reviewing design docs; leading client meetings; and mentoring junior engineers. Travel to project sites is required; relocation may be considered for the right candidate.
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We’re excited to connect with candidates in Dallas, TX; however, this role is based in Atlanta, GA or San Jose, CA. The position offers opportunities for travel and relocation, and we’re seeking candidates who are open to this flexibility. Please note that the role is not based in Dallas, TX. Monthly per diem and mobilization is on offer.
At FST Technical Services, we ensure the most complex facilities operate exactly as intended.Our Commissioning division partners with clients across data centers and mission-critical environments tovalidatethat systems are designed, installed, and performing at the highest level.
We are seeking a Senior Mechanical Project Engineer who brings deep technicalexpertise, field leadership, and the ability to drive outcomes in high-performance environments.
This is not a documentation-driven role.
This is a position for someone who:
You will work on large-scale, mission-critical data center projects where performance, reliability, and precision are non-negotiable.
Travel to project sites as needed based on project demands.
At FST, we value execution, accountability, andexpertise. Engineers haveopportunities to gain experienceintoleadership roles and work on complex, high-impact projects.
No visa sponsorshipavailable. Candidates mustbe authorized towork in the United States.
Salary range: $130,000 to $150,000
FST Technical does not offer employment-based visa sponsorship for this position. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for employer sponsorship now or in the future.