Infrastructure Reliability Engineer

Responsibilities

• Lead deep-dive investigations and RCAs for electrical infrastructure failures, including UPS systems, switchgear, breakers, relays, generators, grounding systems, STS behavior, VFD interactions, controls, and power quality disturbances
• Evaluate electrical system performance under abnormal, fault, or degraded conditions (e.g., grounding faults, harmonics, transient events, protective coordination, voltage distortion, transfer events) to identify systemic vulnerabilities
• Engage OEMs and vendors to challenge technical assumptions and advocate for long-term improvements
• Support the evolution of maintenance standards and asset strategy for high-risk or complex systems (e.g., power distribution, cooling)
• Collaborate with Workforce Development to enhance technical training for site teams based on lessons from event investigations
• Contribute to availability reporting, event response improvement, and risk trend monitoring to ensure SLA commitments are met
• Inform and influence the design review and turnover process by identifying gaps in infrastructure handoffs, system limitations, or commissioning practices
• Develop system-level failure mode mitigation strategies that improve uptime performance and reduce repeat incidents
• Partner with Operations, Engineering and Construction to review electrical design assumptions, protective schemes, equipment compatibility, and commissioning practices to identify long-term reliability risks prior to or following operational events

Requirements

• 5–8 years of experience in critical infrastructure environments (e.g., data centers, substations, power generation, or utility systems)
• Strong technical fluency in mission-critical electrical systems, including power distribution architecture, UPS systems, generators, grounding methodologies, protective relays, switchgear, controls integration, and power quality analysis
• Experience analyzing electrical failures through waveform data, event logs, relay coordination, commissioning findings, or forensic troubleshooting
• Working knowledge of electrical system design intent versus operational field realities, including maintainability, equipment compatibility, and fault response
• Demonstrated ability to work across disciplines (Ops, Eng, Vendors, Construction) to resolve complex technical issues
• Expertise with commissioning (Cx) and infrastructure design review processes
• Ability to analyze performance data and translate findings into practical improvements

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience with high technical competency

Skills

• Strong communication skills
• Persuasive and clear communication
• Natural curiosity and drive towards continual improvement
• Team-building abilities

Benefits

• Healthcare
• Dental Care
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Paid Time Off
• Paid Leave Programs

Pay

TBD

Schedule

25% domestically