Senior Electrical Commissioning Engineer - Data Center

Atlanta, GA
Full Time
Commissioning
Mid Level

Lead the Systems That Power Critical Infrastructure 

At FST Technical Services, we ensure the most complex facilities in the world perform exactly as designed. From data centers to advanced manufacturing environments, our work sits at the intersection of engineering precision and real-world execution. 
 
We are looking for a Senior Electrical Commissioning Project Engineer who can lead from the front, solve complex technical challenges, and drive commissioning outcomes in high-stakes data center environments. 

Why This Role Stands Out 
 
This is a position for someone who: 
• Owns outcomes, not just tasks 
• Understands systems holistically, not in silos 
• Can operate independently while leading others 
 
You will play a direct role in ensuring data center critical systems are designed correctly, installed properly, and perform under real-world conditions. 

What You’ll Do 

Project Leadership & Execution 
• Commissioning activities across the full project lifecycle of major data center build 
• Execute and oversee functional testing, factory witness testing, and on-site validation 
• Manage multiple assignments while maintaining schedule, budget, and quality expectations 
• Interpret contract documents to identify risks and opportunities 
 
Technical Expertise & Problem Solving 
• Evaluate electrical distribution systems and building system interconnectivity 
• Troubleshoot system performance issues in real time 
• Review design documentation and submittals 
 
Client & Stakeholder Engagement 
• Lead commissioning meetings and communicate findings 
• Serve as a trusted partner to clients and contractors 
 
Operational Contributions 
• Complete field reports, documentation, and time management 
• Support scheduling and revenue targets 
 
Team Development 
• Mentor junior engineers and support training initiatives 

What You Bring 

Core Qualifications 
• Electrical Engineering degree or Qualified Electrical background 
• 7+ years in electrical system installation and/or inspection at the industrial level or3+ years commissioning 
• At least 1+ Data center or mission-critical facility experience
 
Technical Capabilities 
• Experience with electrical distribution, HVAC systems, controls, fire alarm, building systems and automation 
• Ability to read construction drawings and specifications 
 
Professional Skills 
• Strong analytical and communication skills 
• Ability to lead meetings and manage multiple priorities 
 
Physical Requirements 
• Ability to work in field environments, climb ladders, and lift ~30 lbs 
 
Preferred 
• EIT, CEM, LEED, OSHA 30, BIM experience 

Travel Requirements 

Regular travel to project sites with potential for broader U.S. travel. Must be able to work on-site as required. 

Why FST 

At FST, you are part of a team that values execution, accountability, and expertise. Strong performers are recognized, and engineers have opportunities to grow into leadership roles

Salary range: $130,000 to $170,000

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