Electrical Engineering Manager

Who You Are

• You have 12+ years of experience in electrical engineering within mission-critical or industrial power environments
• Experience supporting both design and operation of data centers or similar high-density infrastructure
• Strong knowledge of MV distribution, substations, protection systems, and backup power
• Able to interpret complex drawings, studies, and specifications
• Familiar with NEC, IEEE, and related standards
• Comfortable working directly with utilities, contractors, and vendors
• Professional Engineering (PE) license strongly preferred

• Direct electrical engineering efforts across large‑scale data center projects
• Guide system decisions spanning distribution, interconnection, and standby power
• Review engineering deliverables to identify risks and ensure buildability
• Coordinate with internal teams and external partners to align design execution
• Support construction through RFI responses, submittal reviews, and field coordination
• Engage utilities and regulatory bodies for service integration
• Contribute to improving electrical standards and design consistency

• Electrical systems are delivered with minimal rework and strong reliability
• Utility coordination and energization proceed without issue
• Commissioning is efficient with systems performing as intended
• Projects benefit from consistent, scalable electrical design approaches

Salary Range: $150,000 – 200,000 annually, based on experience

Location: Denver, CO – Hybrid (4 out of 5 days on site)

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