Facilities Specialist

On-site in Abilene, TX at the data center

• Experience with mission-critical, industrial, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, healthcare, or large commercial mechanical systems.
• Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, P&IDs, sequences of operation, and equipment documentation.
• Working knowledge of chilled water systems, DX cooling, controls integration, redundancy concepts, and operational risk.
• Technical certification, trade experience, apprenticeship completion, or equivalent practical experience preferred.
• Experience with chillers, pumps, cooling towers, CRAH/CRAC units, heat exchangers, water treatment interfaces, controls, and mechanical distribution systems.
• Familiarity with BMS, PLC/controls concepts, trending, alarm management, commissioning, and vendor coordination.
• Experience supporting maintenance planning, acceptance testing, energy-efficiency projects, or equipment change-outs.
• EPA Section 608 Technician Certification preferred for roles involving refrigerant-handling activities on stationary HVACR equipment.
• ASHRAE certifications and training are relevant for growing HVAC depth; ASHRAE currently maintains multiple certifications and identifies the Certified HVAC Designer (CHD) credential as validation of HVAC design competency.
• Schneider Electric University data center power-and-cooling coursework and DCCA-oriented training are relevant for technicians building broader data center fluency.
• OEM or manufacturer training on chillers, CRAH/CRAC systems, cooling towers, controls platforms, or water-cooled plant equipment preferred.
• Uptime Institute’s Accredited Tier Designer (ATD) is more design-oriented than technician-oriented, but it is a legitimate data center credential for candidates involved in higher-level infrastructure design and Tier concepts.

• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic capability.
• Solid ownership and accountability in day-to-day operations.
• Good operational judgment in time-sensitive situations.
• Clear communication of technical issues, findings, and risks.

Global impact at scale:
Contribute directly to how mission-critical OCI data centers operate across regions and continents, influencing infrastructure reliability, security, sustainability, and long-term capacity growth.

Technically rigorous environment:
Work alongside experienced engineers, automation specialists, and compliance teams in a rapidly scaling hyperscale cloud infrastructure, where disciplined execution and technical depth matter.

Culture built on operational excellence:
Join an organization that values safety, process rigor, clear accountability, and continuous improvement as foundational to protecting uptime and customer trust.

Long-term career development:
Benefit from internal mobility, role-based technical training, and development opportunities designed for professionals building long-term careers in cloud infrastructure and facilities operations.