✨ AI Summary
The Principal Data Hall Designer is responsible for leading the planning, design, and optimization of data center white space. This includes rack layout, hot/cold containment, network infrastructure, power distribution, cable pathways, and expansion planning. The role involves collaborating with colocation providers, developers, and internal multidisciplinary teams to translate requirements into executable designs. Key responsibilities include creating detailed documentation, developing design standards, and ensuring compliance with standards. The position also requires cross-functional collaboration with various engineering functions, project leadership, operations support, and site validation. Additionally, the role contributes to standards development, technical innovation, and network expertise, while also partnering with software engineering for automation. The job also emphasizes core responsibilities in planning, execution, collaboration, problem-solving, continuous learning, continuous improvement, and performance development.
🎁 Benefits & Perks
flexible medical, life insurance, and retirement options, volunteer programs
Requirements
Leads the planning, design, and optimization of data center white space, including rack layout, hot/cold containment, network infrastructure, branch circuit distribution, power requirements, cable pathway, and projected expansion phases. Collaborates with colocation providers, developers, and multidisciplinary internal teams to translate requirements from concept into robust, executable white space designs. Creates and maintains detailed white space documentation and develops design standards. Interfaces with multidisciplinary engineering functions and leads project coordination meetings. Contributes to white space design initiatives and leads internal and external project teams. Travels to sites for validation and provides engineering support.
Description
Leads the planning, design, and optimization of data center white space, including rack layout, hot/cold containment, network infrastructure, branch circuit distribution, power requirements, cable pathway, and projected expansion phases. Collaborates with colocation providers, developers, and multidisciplinary internal teams (e.g., mechanical, plumbing, construction operations) to translate requirements from concept into robust, executable white space designs.