Data Center Lead - 2nd Shift

Summary

The engineer in this position should have a wealth of experience engineering/installing datacenter equipment. The engineer will typically take on the more complex work and pull all aspects of a job together into a cohesive package. This would include the complete engineering of data centers including, but not limited to, infrastructure, overhead and underfloor racking, cabinets, network and server equipment, cable distribution, power (AC or DC), Cold Aisle Containment solutions, etc.

• High School diploma is necessary.
• Some college or technical school a plus.
• At least years of engineering experience or equivalent field experience in a data center environment.
• BICSI certifications a plus.
• An advanced understanding of various software packages including MS Word, spreadsheet/database programs such as MS Excel, MS Access.
• Ability to quickly learn customer engineering databases and software.
• Must be able to handle multiple tasks and priorities and consistently work under and meet strict deadlines.
• Must possess good leadership, verbal, and written communication skills.
• Ability to read, analyze, and interpret the most complex of documents, including technical specifications, white papers, data center drawings and documents.
• Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and procedure manuals.
• Ability to write engineering specifications.

• Work independently on deadline-sensitive jobs or projects with little direction.
• Read and understand site survey data, think through the information presented and quickly put together a bill of material with little guidance.
• Schedule, perform, and write-up site surveys when necessary.
• Develop Bill of Materials and Firm Price Quotes.
• Write complex data center specific engineering specifications.
• Fix engineering problems and mistakes; understand change order procedures and material billing issues.
• Manage several engineering projects simultaneously.
• Be proficient with updating customer drawings and databases.
• Takes an active role in teaching detail engineer procedures and philosophies of engineering.
• Regularly interface with customer representatives (field engineers, data center managers, data center technicians, local construction contractors).
• Be at a level where you can solve customer problems and issues with limited guidance.
• Interface with internal customers such as field engineers, installation supervisors, lead installers, and installation techs, guiding detail engineer through problems and situations.
• Fully understand format and structure of an engineering specification.
• Have working knowledge of equipment drawings, T-BASD drawings, and material spec sheets and white papers, and be able to seek out information not readily available.
• Be fully adept at drafting and updating customer drawings using drafting programs such as Visio and AutoCAD.
• Often initiate site visits and site surveys; visit site when necessary to solve problems.
• Engineer jobs using a full understanding of customer quality documents such as Installation Practices, Engineering Practices, BICSI standard documents, etc.
• Perform other related duties as assigned by management.

• Ability to logically think through the process of telecommunication installation and engineering.
• Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
• Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical specifications to translate information into detailed engineering specs.
• Ability to apply principles of logic to a wide range of intellectual, technical, and practical problems.
• Ability to use common engineering tools effectively, such as a tape measure, calculator, power lead calculator, etc.

• Employee will be required to use his/her hands for typing, writing, and handling paperwork.
• Employee will be sitting at a desk some of the time, walking between offices and other work areas, and may be required to make customer visits to resolve problems or provide customer service.
• Employee may, from time to time, be required to lift weights (paper boxes) up to pounds.
• Close vision is generally required, as the employee will be working at a computer and with files & paperwork.