An owner's-engineering and power-systems consultancy that produces the electrical studies behind mission-critical and data-center facility designs across the Southeast.
A small studies group of power-systems engineers. You report to the Principal Engineer on study assignments.
Several mission-critical projects are in design at once, each needing a study package the owner and the AHJ can stamp against. The one-lines keep changing as the electrical design firms up, and the short-circuit, coordination, and arc-flash results have to keep pace without falling out of agreement with each other.
This is a studies role, not a field role. You model the system in SKM PowerTools or ETAP and produce the short-circuit, protective device coordination, and arc-flash study packages that back a mission-critical facility design. Incident-energy calculations to IEEE 1584, coordination across the protective device layers, and a study report the owner's engineering team and the AHJ rely on. You hand off the study report. You don't turn a wrench.
A large data center developer building 500+ MW campuses across North America. Currently delivering three simultaneous campus programs totaling a multi-billion-dollar construction pipeline.
Global colocation provider operating data centers across major markets worldwide, supporting enterprise and hyperscale customers through the transition to high-density GPU workloads.
Leading general contractor with a dedicated mission-critical division delivering hyperscale builds across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Contract Power Systems Studies Engineer, Mission-Critical
$229K - $270K base
