Lead Controls Engineer, Design Development

Responsibilities

• Lead the controls design development team, owning the template designs, SOOs, points lists, BOMs, and Division 25 specifications that every modular data center build inherits.
• Set the technical direction for controls design, deciding the standards, platforms, and reference architectures the whole fleet builds from.
• Drive design decisions to resolution across mechanical, electrical, commissioning, and construction, so controls design is never the thing holding up a site's schedule.
• Grow the team, hiring controls engineers and raising the bar on the design work they produce.
• Own the quality and repeatability of every design package that leaves the team, so the hundredth site is designed faster and cleaner than the first.

• You’ve led a controls or design engineering team, owning both the technical output and the people producing it.
• You’ve set controls design standards, reference architectures, or specifications that others built from across multiple projects, not just delivered your own designs.
• You’ve authored or owned Division 25 integrated automation specifications, and you know what separates a spec that holds up in the field from one that generates change orders.
• You’ve written sequences of operations and seen them through to working code, so you can tell when a design is genuinely buildable and not just correct on paper.
• You make design decisions fast and defend them across mechanical, electrical, and construction stakeholders who each want something different.
• You’ve hired controls engineers and grown people from competent to excellent, and other teams trust the work your team ships.

• Controls Design
• Sequences of Operations
• Reference Architectures
• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Integrated Automation Specifications

• Decision Making
• Stakeholder Communication
• Team Leadership