Critical Power Electrical Engineer

You plan and check the electrical path that feeds GPU systems, from the utility service to the rack. You review the power design at each site where client systems run, size the equipment to the load and work with licensed electricians and facility teams until the power is proven under load.

Team: GPU cluster deployment, Kind: Full-time, Location: On site at client locations in the United States, with travel, Pay: $99,000 to $166,000 a year

Duties

  • Review the power path at each site, from the utility service and switchgear through UPS systems and busway to the rack PDUs.
  • Run load studies that match each block of capacity to the GPU systems it feeds, including peak draw and redundancy.
  • Check that switchgear, UPS and generator ratings cover the planned load before systems ship to a site.
  • Specify the power for each rack: PDU type, circuit count, voltage and connectors for the GPU systems it holds.
  • Review drawings and submittals from licensed electricians, and work with them through installation.
  • Witness energization and load bank tests with the commissioning engineer, and record the results.
  • Keep single-line diagrams, panel schedules and circuit records current for each deployment.
  • Follow each site's electrical safety rules, and raise arc flash and lockout concerns with the site owner.

What you bring

  • A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
  • 3+ years designing, building or commissioning critical power systems for data centers or similar facilities.
  • Working knowledge of switchgear, UPS systems, generators, busway and rack PDUs.
  • Experience with load calculations and power studies.
  • Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code.
  • Clear drawings and written records.

Nice to have

  • A Professional Engineer (PE) license.
  • ETAP, SKM or another power analysis tool.
  • Power distribution for high-density GPU racks.
  • NFPA 70E training.

Pay and benefits

$99,000 to $166,000 a year

Full-time W-2 employment with health insurance, a retirement plan and paid leave.

No application deadline. We accept applications for this role on an ongoing basis.

Location

On site at client locations in the United States, with travel

Apply

We review applications as each team grows and contact you when there is a match.

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