Electrical Commissioning Manager - Contractor; Boise

Job Summary

The Electrical Commissioning Engineer supports the planning, execution, and documentation of commissioning activities for electrical systems in data center and mission‑critical facilities. This role helps ensure systems are installed, tested, and transitioned to operations in accordance with design intent, safety standards, and client requirements. The position requires strong technical fundamentals, coordination across multiple stakeholders, and attention to quality and schedule.

• Support commissioning activities for electrical power systems including switch gear, generators, UPS systems, ATS, PDUs, and electrical distribution equipment
• Participate in pre‑functional, functional, and integrated systems testing activities
• Assist with commissioning planning, scheduling, and execution of test procedures
• Support energization, system turnover, and operational readiness activities
• Coordinate commissioning efforts with contractors, vendors, engineers, and client representatives
• Track commissioning issues, deficiencies, and corrective actions through resolution
• Maintain accurate commissioning documentation, reports, and records
• Participate in commissioning meetings, readiness reviews, and coordination sessions
• Support factory acceptance tests and site acceptance testing as required
• Promote adherence to safety procedures and site requirements during commissioning activities

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical experience
• Experience supporting commissioning or startup of electrical systems in data centers, mission‑critical facilities, or large industrial environments
• Basic understanding of electrical distribution systems and redundancy concepts
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, one‑lines, and technical documentation
• Strong organizational, communication, and problem‑solving skills
• Ability to work onsite and support flexible schedules during critical project phases

• Experience in data center or mission‑critical environments
• Exposure to commissioning processes, test documentation, or system turnover
• Familiarity with applicable electrical codes and standards
• Experience working with multidisciplinary project teams
• Willingness to travel as required by project needs

• Onsite work in construction and operational environments
• May require extended hours, nights, or weekends during commissioning and turnover phases
• Work performed in electrical rooms, equipment spaces, and active job sites

Current Location
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Boise,  (some travel may be required)

Employment Type
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Full time long‑term Contractor (3+ months and opportunities may be available for strong performers)

Pay
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Commensurate with experience and OT eligible + excellent per diem pay

Benefits
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Available after 90 days