Data Center Electrical Project Engineer

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We’re hiring a Data Center Electrical Project Engineer to join Sabey Data Centers’ Design team in Round Rock, TX!

This is a great opportunity for an Electrical Engineer who wants to deepen their technical expertise while working on critical infrastructure projects across Sabey’s growing data center portfolio. You’ll support new development and existing facility improvements, working on electrical design, power distribution systems, equipment selection, engineering standards, commissioning, and more.

You’ll join a team where you can take ownership, solve complex technical problems, and continue growing your engineering expertise while gaining exposure to projects across Sabey’s portfolio.

Salary: $82,900–$124,351 + bonus eligibility Round Rock, Texas

Another Source's client, Sabey Data Center Properties, LLCis recruiting a Data Center Electrical Project Engineer to join their team in Austin, Texas. This is an opportunity to help shape the electrical infrastructure behind mission-critical environments where reliability, resiliency, and thoughtful engineering are essential.

You’ll contribute across the facility lifecycle—from design and construction through commissioning, operations, and continuous improvement.

Sabey Data Center Properties, LLCis a premier multi-tenant data center provider, setting the standard for operational excellence, efficiency, and sustained uptime. With over 20 years ofexpertiseand three million square feet of mission-critical space, Sabey is the largest privately-owned data center owner and operator in the United States. Their cutting-edge facilities—located in Tukwila, WA (20 minutes outside Seattle);
East Wenatchee, WA;
Quincy, WA;
New York, NY;
Ashburn, VA; and Austin, TX, with a new location coming soon in Umatilla, OR—support top-tier financial institutions, technology giants, media powerhouses, and healthcare leaders, delivering unparalleled reliability, security, and scalability. By prioritizing sustainability and innovation, Sabey Data Centerscontinuesto shape the digital infrastructure of the future.

SDC is one of the few companies in the industry that bothbuildsandoperatesits own facilities, giving employees a unique end-to-end view of the data center world. We foster a culture where people who are humble, hungry, and smart are truly valued, supported, and promoted from within. Sabey is deeply committed to being a responsible community partner, returning unused energy to grids and collaborating with local utilities for sustainable impact.

While competitors may offer higher salaries, few can match Sabey's positive culture, purpose-driven mission, and long-term career growth opportunities.

As the Data Center Electrical Project Engineer, you will join Sabey's Data Center Design team and support the design, operation, and continuous improvement of mission-critical electrical infrastructure. Working alongside internal teams and external engineering partners, you'll help ensure electrical systems are reliable, efficient, constructable, and aligned with applicable codes and Sabey's design standards.

This role offers broad exposure to the systems that keep data centers running—from medium- and low-voltage distribution to UPS systems, generators, switch gear, and power system studies. It's an opportunity for an electrical engineer with 3+ years of experience to deepen their mission-critical expertise while contributing to projects from early design through commissioning and turnover to operations.

• Supporting electrical system design for new and expanding data center projects, including medium- and low-voltage distribution, UPS systems, standby generators, switch gear, and associated infrastructure.

• Partnering with Architecture & Engineering (A&E) firms to ensure designsalignwith Owner Project Requirements (OPR), Sabey design standards, and project specifications.

• Developing and maintaining electrical design standards, technical specifications, and engineering guidelines.

• Participating in equipment sizing and selection, technical evaluations, and…