Designs and supports construction of mission-critical data center electrical systems. Coordinates consultants and subcontractors, develops electrical standards and masterplans, supports commissioning and operations, implements energy-efficiency strategies, monitors EPMS loading and PUE, assists with tenant installations and RFPs, and performs factory witness testing as needed.
The Senior Electrical Engineer will work with the construction team in the design and construction of mission- critical data center environments. Responsible for coordination of electrical designs with consulting team(s) and supporting electrical subcontractors during construction. Support the design efforts to create and implement building masterplans for Markley facilities.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Aid in creation of electrical standards including master specifications for data center
- Work with design consultants and operations teams to plan and implement new infrastructure and tenant
- Provide engineering support for electrical contractors during construction
- Provide engineering/troubleshooting support for operation
- Aid in creation of electrical and EPMS systems masterplan built for high level reliability and maximization of colocation data
- Implement energy efficiency strategies for electrical systems
- Provide support for commissioning process
- Work with Sales teams to respond to RFPs and site assessments as needed
- Aid in electrical layouts for colocation tenant install
- Utilize building EPMS to track and report building loading and PUE
- Travel to perform factory witness testing for major equipment purchases as needed
- Responsible for information security by appropriately preserving the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) of Markley Group information assets in accordance with the company's information security program
Qualifications and Skills
- 5-7 years’ experience in critical systems design & engineering
- PE license preferred
- Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
- Experience with Electrical Systems Design and Installation (MV Switchgear, Distribution equipment, diesel generator, UPS, etc).
- Mission Critical Data Center or other related design experience required. Familiar with EPMS architectural and design
- Proficient in Computer software’s including but not limited to AutoCAD, REVIT, SKM, ETAP, Microsoft Office 365, Procore, MS Project
- Excellent oral and written communication, including proficiency in both technical and business writing, is required.
- Ability to work in both Boston and Lowell facilities.
Markley Group Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
Summer Street, Boston, MA, United States, 02110
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