Site Infrastructure Engineer; RCDD

Position: Site Infrastructure Engineer (RCDD)
Job Overview:
Pay Range: $51.00hr - $56.00hr Requirement/Must Have:
Bachelor's degree in information technology, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent experience. 8+ years in low-voltage design, telecommunications consulting, IT construction project management, or structured cabling program delivery. RCDD certification (or actively pursuing). Working command of TIA-568/569/606/607, BICSI TDMM practice, NEC low-voltage provisions, and applicable local building and fire code. Ability to read and markup architectural, electrical, and telecom drawings.

Proficiency with AutoCAD, Revit, or Bluebeam for review and redline. Demonstrated experience directing low-voltage subcontractors and general contractors, including SOW authoring, submittal review, and change-order control. Deep understanding of network room infrastructure including racks, containment, grounding, power distribution, cooling, and fibre/copper plant design. Strong written communication skills with the ability to produce specifications, site reports, and closeout packages to a professional standard.

Ability to operate with minimal direction in ambiguous, fast-moving construction environments. Responsibilities:
Partner with Facilities, Network, AV, Security, and End User Support stakeholders to establish IT requirements for each project at the design stage. Review architectural, electrical, and low-voltage drawings against standards; issue formal design comments and track resolution. Produce construction documents, specifications, and installation standards for low-voltage cabling contractors. Define equipment placement within network rooms including rack elevations and positions for network gear, security and BAS panels, service wall fields, pathway and containment routes.

Specify pathway, grounding/bonding, fire-stopping, labelling, and testing requirements in line with TIA/BICSI standards and local code. Develop ROM and BOM for new builds and refreshes; drive procurement of long-lead materials against project milestones. Oversee low-voltage contractors through installation, ensuring work is delivered to design specification and quality standard. Issue Statements of Work and detailed working instructions to vendors; review and validate submittals, RFIs, and change orders.

Walk construction projects on a regular cadence and issue written site reports capturing feedback, defects, and corrective actions. Manage punch-list closure, acceptance testing, and test-result review prior to sign-off. Compile and record close-out documentation including as-built drawings, test results, warranty certificates, and labelling schedules. Ensure all newly delivered infrastructure is loaded into Netbox/Nautobot and CMDB before project closure. Conduct formal handover walkthroughs to ensure operations inherit a documented, supportable environment.

Capture lessons learned and feed improvements back into design standards and vendor specifications. Maintain a forward view of network room capacity including available ports, fibre strand counts, PDU outlets, rack units, and power headroom. Plan and scope lifecycle refresh initiatives for cable plant, racks, and power infrastructure. Support regional power shutdown planning from an infrastructure design and risk perspective. Nice to Have: 10+ years of related experience, including delivery of ground-up building or large campus fit-out projects.

Additional BICSI credentials (DCDC, OSP, RTPM) or PMP. Experience delivering lab, cleanroom, or high-density compute environments. Proficiency with DCIM/CMDB platforms, and with SQL, Python, or PowerBI/Tableau for capacity and program reporting. Prior experience at a large-scale technology company or hyperscale operator. Due to nature of job The candidate must have Ability to walk construction projects on a regular cadence.

Skills:

RCDD. Datacenter. Design. Low-voltage design. TIA-568. TIA-569. TIA-606. TIA-607. BICSI TDMM. NEC. AutoCAD. Revit. Bluebeam. Netbox. Nautobot. CMDB. Qualification And

Education:

RCDD certification (or actively pursuing). Bachelor's degree in IT, Engineering, or Construction Management. Benefits:
Our Benefits Include:
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Health Savings Account (HSA) Disability Insurance (Short-Term and Long-Term) Life and AD&D Insurance Paid Sick Leave (where required by applicable state or local law) Supplemental Insurance Plans Identity Theft Protection Pet Insurance Employee Wellness Programs…