DC Facilities Engineer

What they’re looking for

• Ability to stand and remain on your feet for extended periods, typically four or more consecutive hours during active shift operations.
• Ability to safely lift, carry, and position equipment weighing up to 50 pounds unassisted, and heavier loads with appropriate team-lift protocols or mechanical aids.
• Comfortable working at heights including ascending and descending ladders, raised platform equipment, and elevated data center
• Ability to work in confined spaces such as under raised floors, within enclosed rack enclosures, and in cable management pathways.
• Comfortable working in environments with variable temperatures, including cold aisle containment zones and active cooling infrastructure.
• Manual dexterity sufficient to handle small form-factor components, precision cabling, and fine connector installations.
• Visual acuity sufficient to read equipment labels, small-form-factor interface indicators, and detailed wiring diagrams in variable lighting conditions.
• Ability to push or pull equipment carts, server sleds, and wheeled infrastructure weighing up to 500 pounds on level surfaces.
• This role includes on-call participation to respond to after-hours critical power and critical cooling events, infrastructure alarms, and urgent maintenance requiring prompt engineering response.

Skills mentioned

Cable dressing & management · Cable tray & pathway installation · Component & hardware replacement · Hot/cold aisle containment · PDU & busway installation · UPS & battery systems · CRAC/CRAH units · Chilled water systems · Generator service · BMS controls · EPMS / industrial monitoring · Fall protection · Confined space · Scheduling · QA/QC inspection