As Senior Controls Engineer, EMEA Design Execution SME, drive the localization of the NTT GDC Design Product through the delivery of Owner's Project Requirements (OPR) and Global Reference Design (GRD) across all stages of project execution.
Responsibilities
Drive the localisation of the NTT GDC Design Product through the delivery of the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR) and Global Reference Design (GRD)
Guide and support Architects & Engineers (AEs), Owner-Furnished Contractor-Installed (OFCI) vendors, and General Contractors (GCs)
Partner with internal stakeholders including Product Team, Global Standards, Operations Engineering, Construction, and Sales
Lead discipline-specific design reviews throughout all phases of project design and delivery
Enhance effectiveness, efficiency, and predictability through development and continuous improvement of design processes
Requirements
University degree in Engineering (preferably Electrical, Mechanical, or related discipline)
Membership of a professional institution recognised as relevant to the data centre sector
Provides senior-level technical support for the startup, commissioning, integration, and troubleshooting of Building Management Systems (BMS), Electrical Monitoring and Control Systems (EMCS), and Electrical Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS).
Locations (4)
Tysons, Virginia, United States
Virginia, United States
Washington DC, United States
Maryland, United States
Responsibilities
Lead and execute delivery of BMS, EMCS, and EPMS systems, with responsibility for startup, integration, testing, commissioning, and advanced troubleshooting
Perform and oversee L3 startup activities, including point-to-point verification and sequence validation, providing guidance to junior technicians as needed
Execute and support L4 functional commissioning and L5 Integrated Systems Testing (IST) with minimal supervision
Support and lead Pre-Installation Testing and Check Out (PITCO) activities at M.C. Dean facilities
Serve as onsite technical escalation point for controls, communication, and integration issues