Designer & Detailer (Electrical/Controls), Modular R&D

About the Role

The Modular Team designs and builds factory-produced data center modules, taking gigawatt-scale infrastructure from site-built construction to repeatable manufacturing.

Examples of Key Problems the Team is Working On

• Design first-of-a-kind modular data centers that a factory can build, ship, and commission on repeat.
• Produce installation-level electrical and controls packages that fabricators and electricians build from without engineering support on the floor.
• Standardize the design system, libraries, templates, and BOM structures, so every unit is faster to detail and build than the last.
• Absorb rapid engineering changes across in-flight units without breaking configuration control.

Responsibilities

• Produce the detailed electrical and controls models and drawings the factory builds from: panels, raceway, cable schedules, and terminations fully detailed, no gaps left to field interpretation.
• Detail to installation level: conduit and cable tray runs, panel layouts, wiring diagrams, and BOM-linked parts accurate enough that the shop orders and builds straight from the package.
• Turn engineering changes into updated, released packages in days, with revisions tracked cleanly so no one builds from a stale sheet.
• Own the model's cleanliness: build and maintain the standards, symbol libraries, and templates that make the next unit faster to detail than the last.
• Close out drawing issues at the source, fixing the template or standard that caused the question, not just the sheet.

Qualifications

• You've detailed electrical or controls packages for fabrication or modular assemblies, in a panel shop, UL 508A builder, or industrial automation integrator.
• You live in an electrical CAD platform; wiring diagrams and cable schedules are your daily output, not an occasional task.
• Shops and electricians build from your drawings without calling. When they do call, you change the template or standard so that category of call never happens again.
• You model to standards and maintain library discipline: you build and curate symbol libraries and templates instead of just consuming them.
• You handle revision storms without version chaos; the released package is always the one being built.
• You know how things get installed: bend radii, terminations, and the clearances real electricians need, and your drawings reflect it.

Bonus Skills

• AutoCAD Electrical or EPLAN, plant and BIM modeling (Revit, Plant 3D), panel and wiring diagram standards, and BIM coordination experience.

Pay

$134K - $164K