FluidStack

Systems Engineer

• Lead the conceptual design, development, and implementation of data center control systems, including Chilled Water, HVAC, Power Monitoring and Data Hall Monitoring.
• Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and support to junior engineers on the controls team.
• Develop control system architectures, functional specifications, and detailed system designs.
• Program and configure PLCs, SCADA systems, and HMIs to meet project requirements.
• Support control system simulations, factory acceptance testing (FAT), construction and commissioning activities at greenfield data center deployments.

Control Systems Engineer

Mechanical Engineer

• Create template controls designs for our fully modular data center builds, so one validated design set deploys across every site instead of being redrawn project by project.
• Write sequences of operations that define how the mechanical and electrical systems run, and hand them to the programming team as the source of truth for the code.
• Build the standard points lists and bills of materials that lock the instrumentation, IO, and controls hardware every modular build draws from.
• Own the Division 25 integrated automation specification end to end, keeping it current as equipment, vendors, and site designs change.
• Coordinate the controls design across the mechanical, electrical, and commissioning teams so it matches the equipment it will run and the tests it has to pass.

Controls Engineer – Design Development

Data Scientist

• Lead mechanical commissioning across flushing, cooling, heat rejection, and liquid cooling systems for high performance data centers, spanning Level 1 through Level 5 commissioning phases.
• Drive the Testing & Verification program for mechanical cooling, heat rejection, and data hall thermal systems, working with commissioning agents and engineers from pre-site testing through on-site functional testing.
• Own commissioning documentation across multiple projects and sites, tracking issues, test results, and reports with enough rigor to hold up under an owner audit.
• Run on-site commissioning operations across general contractors, designers, and vendors: inspections, safety enforcement, progress tracking, and issue resolution.
• Close out final operational handover for mechanical systems, confirming every system is ready for service before occupancy.

Commissioning Mechanical Lead, Data Centers

DevOps Engineer

• Deploy and validate data center network infrastructure (front-end, back-end, BMS, management): configure switches, install and validate optics, coordinate cabling, and drive deployments to completion.
• Ensure physical connectivity meets production standards: coordinate fiber remediation, validate insertion loss and OTDR traces, troubleshoot optical-layer issues, and document as-builts.
• Manage hardware logistics: device staging, rack/stack coordination, RMA, DCIM updates, inventory, and vendor shipments so devices are ready when deployments need them.
• Partner with DC Operations, ICT, Hardware, and Network Engineering to identify blockers early, escalate decisively, and keep multi-team efforts on track.
• Maintain cutsheets, as-builts, validation results, and lessons learned, and contribute to the deployment playbook that lets the team scale.
• Provide operational support during and after deployments: incident response, troubleshooting, and break-fix.

Network Deployment Engineer – Contract

Procurement

• Develop and execute sourcing strategies for critical power and cooling categories, including high voltage, medium voltage, and modular chiller plants, aligned directly to the forward build pipeline.
• Own end-to-end commercial and contractual negotiations at executive level across large-scale supplier relationships, holding position when counterparties push back.
• Build and maintain integrated supplier qualification, performance management, and capacity expansion programs across critical equipment categories.
• Drive risk framework development that catches supply chain threats before they become schedule problems, and lead value engineering initiatives with suppliers to improve cost and scalability at multi-GW scale.
• Partner with engineering, construction, planning, and finance to keep sourcing strategy current against the build pipeline, and influence senior leadership on long-term commercial strategy and investment decisions.

Sourcing Lead

Project Manager

• Drive the planning, budgeting, and risk-management engine behind global data centers, turning capacity targets into executable project plans and keeping every stakeholder aligned from kickoff to customer handover.
• Build integrated schedules (Primavera P6, MS Project) across design, procurement, construction, and commissioning, and own the master construction schedule from site mobilization through substantial completion and turnover.
• Own project budgets, cash-flow forecasts, and change-order governance, and report earned-value KPIs weekly.
• Facilitate phase-gate and design reviews, maintain RACI matrices and action logs, and manage contract lifecycles: RFP, bid analysis, award, PCO tracking, and close-out.
• Identify critical-path and long-lead risks (transformers, chillers, switchgear) and drive mitigation, and act as the single source of truth for internal leadership and external partners.
• Lead cross-functional delivery teams (project managers, construction managers, superintendents), develop staffing plans, and run standups, reviews, and retrospectives.

Senior Project Manager

• Drive end-to-end delivery of utility-scale solar and BESS projects from development handoff through commercial operation, owning budget, schedule, scope, and risk across civil, electrical, substation, gen-tie, and interconnection workstreams.
• Build and own integrated project schedules (Primavera P6, MS Project) across engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning, and maintain the master schedule as the single source of truth from site mobilization through energization.
• Own project budgets, cash-flow forecasts, and change-order governance, report earned-value KPIs weekly, and flag cost and schedule deviations with recovery options before they compound.
• Manage the full contract lifecycle: RFP, bid analysis, EPC and subcontractor award, PCO tracking, lender and interconnection reporting requirements, and close-out.
• Drive mitigation on critical-path and long-lead risks including transformers, inverters, switchgear, BESS enclosures, and interconnection queue milestones, and act as the single point of accountability for all internal and external project stakeholders.
• Lead construction managers, field superintendents, and project engineers across concurrent solar sites, develop staffing plans, and run the weekly cadence of standups, reviews, and issue escalations.

Solar Project Manager

Manager

• Own day-to-day site execution for utility-scale solar and BESS projects, orchestrating EPC contractors, civil crews, electrical trades, and equipment vendors to deliver safe, on-schedule, on-budget facilities from mobilization through energization.
• Build, maintain, and drive integrated construction schedules (Primavera P6, MS Project) across civil, structural, electrical, BESS, substation, and gen-tie scopes, and issue recovery plans the moment a critical path slips.
• Enforce the site safety program and hold every subcontractor to a zero-incident standard, from pre-mobilization safety plans through final punch list.
• Coordinate civil, racking, PV, inverter, BESS, and MV/HV electrical trades in real time, resolving field conflicts before they hit the schedule, and manage QA/QC, RFI, submittal, and change-order workflows to close-out.
• Track and report daily progress, earned value, cost-to-complete, and resource loading to the Project Manager, and surface procurement risks on long-lead equipment (transformers, switchgear, inverters) early enough to act on them.

Solar Construction Manager

General

Project Lead

• Lead pre-construction for large-scale GPU data center projects as we scale from 600MW to multi-GW, serving as the link between Real Estate, Design Engineering, Procurement, and Construction.
• Run constructability reviews of electrical, mechanical, structural, and civil designs, with focus on high-density power distribution (100+ kW per rack), liquid cooling, and utility interconnections.
• Perform site evaluations (electrical capacity, utilities, civil and structural, phasing) and determine site-specific requirements that impact schedule, cost, and delivery.
• Develop construction scope packages and RFPs, manage GC pre-construction services (bid reviews, schedule development, labor pricing, subcontractor evaluations), and negotiate with landlords, developers, and contractors.
• Run construction cost analysis from conceptual through GMP, support budget updates, and validate estimates against market and historical data.
• Build comprehensive handoff packages for Construction Managers, and partner with Contracts, Legal, and Commercial on contract terms and risk allocation.

Pre-Construction Manager

Executive

Project Executive

• Take the on-call escalation when a site hits trouble and triage it virtually, using real knowledge of the team and the systems to decide what to escalate, when, and how to keep the field crew focused without burying them.
• Get on a plane when it matters: travel site to site (50%+) to work live incidents and post-incident reviews on the floor, and bring the practices that worked elsewhere with you.
• Own root cause analysis on significant events through to closure and track corrective actions to done, killing the underlying class of failure rather than the one instance in front of you.
• Read the patterns across the fleet’s incidents and RCAs, push the few highest-value learnings through to closure, and stay honest about what’s achievable and what to drop instead of boiling the ocean.
• Carry learnings and practices from one campus to the next so a fix at one site becomes the standard everywhere before the failure repeats.
• Write the operational Assessment standard and audit each campus against it, feeding what you find straight back into the corrective-action loop.

Principal Operations Engineer – Reliability, Data Center Operations

Full-stack Engineer

• Lead, coach, and develop a multi-disciplinary team of delivery and lifecycle engineers; own hiring, onboarding, performance management, career development, and retention.
• Set the technical bar across disciplines and ensure each engineer has clear ownership across the projects, buildings, and systems in their portfolio.
• Plan and prioritize the team’s workload across construction support, commissioning support, lifecycle engineering work on live infrastructure, and engineering escalations from Operations.
• Build and maintain an on-call rotation that provides qualified engineering support to Operations and to active construction sites when issues exceed the operating team’s authority.
• Foster a strong safety culture and a blameless, learning-oriented approach to incidents, near-misses, and commissioning findings.
• Own technical support of sites under construction in partnership with Design Engineering; embed engineers as the on-site technical resource across mechanical, electrical, controls, and fire/life safety scopes.
• Use the construction phase to develop a deep, first-hand understanding of how each building is constructed and how it is intended to operate, so that the engineers who will own its life cycle are fully fluent in the asset before it goes live.
• Represent the Operations and Delivery Engineering team in design reviews, constructability reviews, submittal reviews, and RFI/change-order decisions; flag deviations from design intent and route them back to Design Engineering for resolution.
• Provide technical support to the Commissioning Agent and Design Engineering through FAT, SAT, and Levels 1–5 commissioning, including review of functional test scripts and witness participation where useful, without assuming ownership of the commissioning program.
• Lead the operational readiness and turnover process: ensure new systems are fully documented, alarmed, integrated into BMS/EPMS/DCIM, trained on, and supportable before they carry critical load.
• Hold GCs, subcontractors, and vendors to the site’s safety, quality, and documentation standards through energization and turnover.
• Own the engineering scope for any work performed on live data center infrastructure, regardless of size or type — capacity additions, equipment replacements, controls and BMS/EPMS changes, electrical or mechanical configuration changes, retrofits, and incident-driven remediation.
• Scope, design, and project-manage lifecycle work in partnership with Design Engineering and Operations, from concept through execution and back-to-service.
• Maintain a forward-looking view of site risk, single points of failure, and system interdependencies, and convert that view into a prioritized lifecycle and reliability roadmap.
• Provide engineering input to capacity and load reviews so additions and changes stay within the safe operating envelope of mechanical and electrical infrastructure.
• Chair the site Change Control Board; own the process, cadence, quorum, and decision record.
• Review and approve all technical changes to data center systems and to the way those systems operate, including BMS/EPMS logic changes, setpoint and Sequence of Operations changes, electrical topology changes, and mechanical configuration changes.
• Set the standard for what a CCB-grade change package looks like: risk assessment, blast radius, MOP/SOP/EOP impact, rollback plan, validation criteria, and communications plan.
• Ensure every approved change is properly documented, executed against an approved MOP, validated, and reflected in as-builts, point lists, one-lines, and program backups.
• Track CCB throughput, change success rate, and change-induced incidents as engineering KPIs, and drive continuous improvement of the change process.
• Serve as the senior technical escalation point for the Operations team across all disciplines; lead root-cause analysis on complex, cross-system faults and drive corrective actions to closure.
• Review and approve MOPs, SOPs, and EOPs authored by Operations or vendors; own the engineering content of those procedures even though execution sits with Operations.
• Analyze trend, historian, and alarm data across BMS/EPMS/DCIM to identify degradation, tune performance, and convert findings into CCB-approved changes.
• Lead engineering participation in incident response, drills, and post-incident reviews; ensure lessons learned land as documented changes, not tribal knowledge.
• Maintain the engineering source of truth for the site: as-builts, one-lines, point lists, Sequences of Operations, controls program backups, and the asset and documentation library.
• Ensure all engineering and delivery work is performed in compliance with NFPA 70E, including PPE selection, arc flash boundary awareness, and energized work permitting.
• Own engineering enforcement of LOTO/LOTOTO procedures for work on or near energized electrical and mechanical equipment, including during construction tie-ins and commissioning.
• Ensure the site meets applicable codes and standards (NEC, NFPA, OSHA) and maintains audit-ready engineering and change documentation.

Operations and Delivery Engineering Lead, Critical Facilities

Accounts Payable

• Manage end-to-end AP operations — ensuring vendors are paid accurately and on time, internal controls are maintained, and our payables function scales effectively alongside the business.
• Work closely with cross-functional stakeholders including Engineering, Operations, and Legal.
• Play a key role in supporting our IPO readiness and audit preparation efforts.
• Bring both technical accounting rigor and a bias for process improvement.

Senior Associate, AP

• Lead warehouse site selection end to end: evaluate commercial storage real estate, qualify sites against operational requirements, and own the full buildout from racking and power to access control and layout design.
• Establish warehousing infrastructure standards for new Fluidstack facilities, covering surveillance, access management, security protocols, and compliance requirements that will hold across every future location.
• Coordinate inbound and outbound transportation across carriers, freight brokers, and 3PL partners in support of site launches and ongoing project-based needs.
• Define and build KPI frameworks for warehousing, transportation, and asset management, then own the reporting infrastructure that keeps those metrics current and actionable.
• Partner with internal stakeholders to scope and plan new or expanded storage footprints ahead of business need, and manage cross-functional logistics projects as the build pipeline grows.