Data Center Controls Commissioning Engineer

The Cx Controls Engineer 1 supports the validation, integration, and commissioning of control systems across mission-critical data center infrastructure.

Working under the direction of a Controls Commissioning Lead or senior engineer, this role helps verify that building management systems (BMS), electrical power monitoring systems (EPMS), and related monitoring platforms are installed, programmed, and integrated in alignment with design intent, owner standards, and the Anchor Mission Critical Playbook. This is an early-career position with a clear development path toward independent controls commissioning and Integrated Systems Testing (IST) support.

• Support BMS and EPMS commissioning activities under the supervision of senior controls commissioning staff
• Perform controls Pre-Functional Checks (PFCs), including point-to-point verification and L2/L3 readiness inspections
• Assist in verifying sequences of operation against design documents and field conditions
• Support Functional Performance Testing (FPT) and Integrated Systems Testing (IST) execution
• Verify alarms, trends, graphics, and point mapping across DDC, SCADA, and DCIM platforms
• Assist with troubleshooting controls, communication, and integration issues
• Coordinate with controls contractors, OEMs, and trade partners to track and close open issues
• Prepare accurate commissioning documentation, test records, and issue logs

• Working knowledge of BMS and EPMS architectures and their role in data center operations
• Familiarity with DDC controllers, SCADA systems, and DCIM platforms
• Understanding of common controls protocols (BACnet, Modbus) and networking fundamentals
• Ability to read and interpret controls drawings, points lists, and sequences of operation
• Strong attention to detail and disciplined documentation habits
• Clear communication with project teams, contractors, and vendors
• Willingness to learn commissioning platforms and Anchor Mission Critical standards

• Required:
  
  Bachelor’s degree in Controls Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Electrical & Computer Engineering, or a strong instrumentation & controls (I&C) trade background
• 2–5 years of experience in controls, building automation, or power monitoring systems
• 1–3 years of direct experience in mission-critical and/or data center environments
• Hands-on exposure to BMS and/or EPMS installation, programming, startup, or commissioning

• Experience with Tridium Niagara or Schneider Electric Eco Struxure Building Operation (EBO)
• Prior role as Controls Technician, BAS Technician, I&C Technician, or equivalent

• Tridium Niagara Certification (TCP) or Eco Struxure Building Operation training
• OEM-specific controls certifications (BMS/EPMS platforms)
• OSHA 10- or 30-Hour Construction Safety

• Accurate and timely completion of assigned PFCs and point-to-point verification
• Reliable support of FPT and IST execution under senior direction
• Early identification and escalation of controls-related issues
• High-quality, complete commissioning documentation
• Steady growth in technical capability and consistent application of Anchor Mission Critical Playbook standards

• Competitive base salary commensurate with experience
• Performance-based bonus eligibility
• Travel expenses and per diem per company policy
• Benefits eligibility per company plans

$95,000 – $103,000

This range reflects nominal experience of 2–5 years in controls, automation, or mission critical systems. Compensation above the stated range may be considered for exceptional platform expertise, relevant certifications, or demonstrated commissioning capability.

Anchor Mission Critical offers a performance incentive…