Controls Engineer-Data Center

Position Overview

As a Controls Engineer at Design Group – a leading engineering and technology firm – you will play a crucial role in the hands‐on deployment of control systems, networking infrastructures, and integrated technology solutions for large-scale, mission-critical data center projects. You will work within a high-performance team that values safety, precision, and adherence to established processes, all within an environment that supports professional growth, mentorship, and a truly human leadership culture.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure the successful deployment of multiple greenfield data centers including both BMS and EPMS scopes
• Receive and deploy applications from the design team to individual sites
• Perform point-to-point check out of thousands of devices
• Configure communication protocols for various equipment such as switchgear, breakers, power meters, etc.
• Configure and calibrate instruments including meters, VFDs, flow meters, etc.
• Deploy and commission Ignition applications, Rockwell controls, and other similar control systems involving PLCs and SCADA
• Provide guidance and leadership to onsite subcontractors (electricians)

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Associate's degree in engineering or equivalent experience
• Experience with starting up control systems, including significant onsite work
• Excellent communication skills and the ability/desire to work within large teams
• Demonstrated commitment to the success of team projects and adhering to established processes
• Must reside in the vicinity of the data centers for quick access to project sites

Benefits & Perks

• Compensation: $85k - $150k (a good faith estimate, subject to background, skills, and geographic location)
• Access to professional development resources and mentorship programs, including the First Year Experience program
• Individual Development Plans and comprehensive Career Path resources
• Join a diverse, inclusive, and innovative team that values thoughtful leadership and continuous growth