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Critical Environment Engineer at QTS Data Centers - ApplyBlast

Critical Environment Engineer

QTS Data Centers

4 months ago

4.3 on Glassdoor

Piscataway, NJ

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Critical Environment Engineer assists with the engineering coordination, installation, and integration of electrical and mechanical systems for critical and non-critical environments within data centers. This role involves supporting operations and maintenance to ensure 100% uptime and strict compliance with customer SLAs, while collaborating with vendors and development teams on site construction and commissioning.

Responsibilities

Coordinate installation and integration of critical electrical and mechanical systems
Provide technical support for data center operations and maintenance
Assist with site construction activities and system commissioning
Evaluate infrastructure and operations for compliance with QTS policies
Maintain compliance with local health, safety, and national building codes

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degreeHVAC CertificationsCritical Power Certifications

About QTS Data Centers

qtsdatacenters.com

Headquarters

Sterling, Virginia, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2005

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QTS Data Centers is a global digital infrastructure leader that designs, builds, and operates data centers across North America and Europe, offering hyperscale, enterprise, federal, and innovation solutions. Founded in 2003, QTS provides world-class data center services with a focus on sustainability, including 100% carbon-free operational electricity and closed-loop cooling systems. QTS is a subsidiary of QTS Realty Trust, LLC, with headquarters in Sterling, Virginia.