A hands-on, customer-facing technical role helping data center customers select, manage, and troubleshoot control devices that keep data center construction projects on schedule.
Responsibilities
Prepare and review bills of material, product submittals, technical documentation, and proposed substitutions.
Review project specifications, drawings, sequences of operation, and equipment schedules to understand application requirements.
Recommend appropriate control devices based on performance, accuracy, operating conditions, system compatibility, installation requirements, and availability.
Help customers size and select valves and actuators, flow meters, and other instrumentation for HVAC and data center cooling systems.
Identify specification gaps, compatibility concerns, and application risks before products are ordered or installed.
Requirements
Nice to have: building automation systems integrator
Lead controls engineering for BMS, EPMS and related systems across CyrusOne’s global data center portfolio.
Responsibilities
Serve as engineering lead and subject matter expert for BMS, EPMS and related controls systems
Develop, review, and maintain controls design criteria, engineering standards, sequences of operation, controls narratives, points lists, and related engineering documentation
Support development of controls architecture and ensure designs align with operational, customer, and Engineering requirements
Review drawings, specifications, calculations, and consultant deliverables for technical accuracy, completeness, and compliance with project requirements
Identify controls-related scope gaps, design risks, and integration challenges during the design process and develop appropriate solutions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Controls Engineering, or a related engineering discipline
Provide field quality oversight for BMS, EPMS, PLC/SCADA, and third-party control-system work, ensuring compliance with drawings, specifications, and commissioning requirements.
Responsibilities
Provide field quality oversight for BMS, EPMS, PLC/SCADA, and third-party control-system work.
Verify installation and commissioning readiness through inspections, documentation reviews, and coordination with project teams.
Lead FAI, HFAT, SFAT, site acceptance testing, and Levels 3 through 5 commissioning to confirm procedures are followed and results are properly documented.
Monitor compliance with contractual, owner, safety, quality, availability, and resilience requirements.
Requirements
Associate or bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, controls engineering, engineering technology, quality management, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.
Field-level engineering support of fire alarm systems on medium to large, complex projects, focusing on advanced troubleshooting, system programming, assessments, and commissioning.
Compensation
USD $43.57 - USD $49.02 /Hr.
Responsibilities
Perform advanced troubleshooting of fire alarm systems to identify and resolve hardware, software, wiring, and network issues
Program, configure, and modify fire alarm control panels, networked systems, and interfaces in accordance with approved design documents
Conduct system assessments to evaluate existing fire alarm systems for code compliance, operational performance, and upgrade or retrofit needs
Create detailed test plans and procedures for complex and integrated fire alarm and life safety systems
Support commissioning activities, inspections, acceptance testing, and integrated system testing
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Electronics, Fire Protection, or related field.
Nice to have: networked campus-wide or integrated life safety systems
Nice to have: developing test plans for integrated commissioning
Nice to have: supporting mission-critical, industrial, or high-reliability facilities
Mechanical Dry Commissioning and Startup (CSU) Engineer supporting safe planning and field execution of commissioning and startup activities for dry mechanical utility systems in semiconductor manufacturing facilities.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain commissioning plans, procedures, check sheets, test forms, and turnover requirements for assigned systems.
Coordinate construction-to-commissioning turnover and verify packages are complete and aligned with system boundaries.
Lead or support inspections, valve and damper lineups, equipment rotation checks, purging, blowdowns, pressurization, and energization.
Coordinate startup and troubleshooting of HVAC equipment, fan filter units, exhaust systems, scrubbers, compressors, dryers, vacuum pumps, valves, dampers, ductwork, and piping.
Work with engineering to resolve field conditions, design discrepancies, nonconformances, RFIs, and commissioning changes.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)
Nice to have: Experience commissioning cleanroom HVAC, exhaust, or gas and vacuum utility systems in a high-technology manufacturing environment
Nice to have: Experience with building automation systems, distributed control systems, commissioning databases, digital turnover platforms, and electronic test documentation
Nice to have: Familiarity with integrated system testing and interfaces among mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, controls, HVAC, process utility, and life-safety systems
Provide expert, journeyman-level support for pre-start, startup, commissioning, and project turnover activities
Review project drawings, specifications, sequences of operation, manufacturer requirements, and startup documentation before energizing equipment
Complete pre-start inspections and verify piping, electrical connections, controls, sensors, valves, refrigerant circuits, equipment readiness, and required safety devices
Perform or verify approved pressure testing, evacuation, dehydration, leak detection, refrigerant charging, oil management, and related commissioning procedures
Start, test, adjust, and fine-tune single and parallel rack refrigeration systems, display cases, walk-in systems, compressors, condensers, controls, and related components
Provide expert, journeyman-level support for pre-start, startup, commissioning, and operational turnover of commercial refrigeration systems across Florida.
Locations (2)
Tamarac, Florida, United States
Florida, United States
Responsibilities
Provide professional workmanship and technical oversight during pre-start, startup, commissioning, and project turnover activities
Review project drawings, specifications, sequences of operation, manufacturer requirements, and startup documentation before energizing equipment
Complete pre-start inspections and verify piping, electrical connections, controls, sensors, valves, refrigerant circuits, equipment readiness, and required safety devices
Perform or verify approved pressure testing, evacuation, dehydration, leak detection, refrigerant charging, oil management, and related commissioning procedures
Start, test, adjust, and fine-tune single and parallel rack refrigeration systems, display cases, walk-in systems, compressors, condensers, controls, and related components
Provide expert, journeyman-level support for pre-start, startup, commissioning, and project turnover activities
Review project drawings, specifications, sequences of operation, manufacturer requirements, and startup documentation before energizing equipment
Complete pre-start inspections and verify piping, electrical connections, controls, sensors, valves, refrigerant circuits, equipment readiness, and required safety devices
Perform or verify approved pressure testing, evacuation, dehydration, leak detection, refrigerant charging, oil management, and related commissioning procedures
Start, test, adjust, and fine-tune single and parallel rack refrigeration systems, display cases, walk-in systems, compressors, condensers, controls, and related components
Provide expert, journeyman-level support for pre-start, startup, commissioning, and operational turnover of commercial refrigeration systems across Florida.
Responsibilities
Provide professional workmanship and technical oversight during pre-start, startup, commissioning, and project turnover activities
Review project drawings, specifications, sequences of operation, manufacturer requirements, and startup documentation before energizing equipment
Complete pre-start inspections and verify piping, electrical connections, controls, sensors, valves, refrigerant circuits, equipment readiness, and required safety devices
Perform or verify approved pressure testing, evacuation, dehydration, leak detection, refrigerant charging, oil management, and related commissioning procedures
Start, test, adjust, and fine-tune single and parallel rack refrigeration systems, display cases, walk-in systems, compressors, condensers, controls, and related components
Nice to have: Knowledge of cleanroom classification (ISO 14644), room pressurization, gas purity and moisture specifications, and cleanliness requirements relevant to assigned systems
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