Critical Facilities Chief Engineer, Data Center

The Chief Engineer serves as a pivotal liaison between the Data Center Operations Manager and the supervisors tasked with the intricate responsibilities of installing, repairing, and maintaining critical facility systems. These systems encompass a wide range of essential infrastructures, including electrical, mechanical, fire and life safety, environmental controls, and landscaping. In this capacity, the Chief Engineer ensures that all systems operate at peak efficiency, reliability, and compliance with industry standards. In managing a diverse team comprising both exempt and non-exempt personnel, the Chief Engineer is responsible for encouraging a dynamic and high-performing workforce. This includes forging collaborative relationships, providing ongoing mentorship, and delivering targeted training programs to improve skills and capabilities. The ideal candidate possesses outstanding communication skills, enabling them to distill complex analytical and trend data into actionable insights. These insights are then communicated effectively to site leadership to aid in risk mitigation strategies. Moreover, the Chief Engineer plays a crucial role in identifying and proposing innovative ideas sought at growing operational efficiency and reducing expenditures across facilities operations. This strategic approach not only supports the organization's cost-effectiveness but also aligns with sustainability and operational excellence goals. The Chief Engineer is encouraged to lead by example, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and proactive problem-solving within the department.