Department Head - Electrical Mission Critical
Department Head - Electrical Mission Critical
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Boston, MA. Hybrid, with up to two days a week remote. Relocation is available. What you would be doing
- Department leadership
- Own the department's design guidelines and quality review process
- Mentor and grow the department's engineers and designers
- Review drawings, Revit models, and calculations before issue
- Project delivery
- Lead electrical design on large data center projects, from early planning through construction
- Work with owners and the mechanical and civil engineers to integrate power systems into the overall design
- Design to owner standards on hyperscale and colocation programs
- Medium voltage and protection
- Design medium voltage distribution up to 35 kV and specify transformers, switchgear, and feeders
- Develop protection and control schemes, including relay settings, relaying diagrams, and control schematics
- Oversee power system studies
- At least 15 years of electrical design experience, with substantial data center work, including hyperscale or colocation projects
- Licensed Professional Engineer
- Medium voltage distribution and protective relaying experience
- Experience designing redundant power systems for tiered facilities
- Track record leading engineering teams
- Working knowledge of Revit and BIMEngineering degree, or equivalent experienceLEED accreditation a plus
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