Global Data Center Engineer

• Define and enforce how every site records and reports its power, cooling, rack, and space configuration.
• Participate in space, power, and cooling analysis for data center moves, migrations, and consolidations.
• Supply accurate capacity and utilization data for resourcing and planning decisions.
• Identify sites approaching power, cooling, or space limits and manage capacity risk proactively.
• Uphold resilience, safety, and compliance standards across facilities, including redundancy targets and disaster-recovery posture.
• Maintain a trusted, accurate, and current global inventory for all data centers and equipment rooms.
• Track space, power, cooling, rack, cabinet, asset, and connectivity data across facilities.
• Track utilization and remaining headroom at rack, row, room, and site level.
• Forecast capacity and recommend expansion, consolidation, or reallocation.
• Provide analysis for target-site readiness and move sequencing.
• Produce reporting and dashboards for leadership, finance, and planning.
• Define data standards, naming conventions, and audit cadence.
• Run periodic physical audits and reconcile recorded data against site conditions.
• Partner with infrastructure/IT leadership, networking, cloud, security, procurement, finance, facilities teams, providers, and business units.

• Proven experience managing data center infrastructure at multi-site or global scale, ideally across a mix of owned and colocation facilities.
• Deep, practical understanding of data center power, cooling, and physical space — circuits, PDUs, UPS and generators, redundancy concepts (N, N+1, 2N), cooling systems, and containment.
• A demonstrated track record of keeping accurate inventory and capacity data current across many sites.
• Experience planning and executing data center moves, migrations, consolidations, or build-outs.
• Colocation and vendor management experience — contracts, SLAs, capacity commitments, and cost control.
• Strong data and reporting skills: able to turn raw facility data into clear capacity forecasts and dashboards, with advanced spreadsheet skills and comfort using BI or reporting tools.
• Experience coordinating work across multiple regions, time zones, and stakeholder groups.
• Data center certifications such as Uptime Institute (ATD/ATS), BICSI DCDC, or EPI CDCP/CDCS/CDCE.
• Familiarity with specific DCIM platforms (for example Nlyte, Sunbird, Device42, or Hyperview).
• Knowledge of relevant standards — Uptime Institute Tier topology, ANSI/TIA-942, and ASHRAE thermal guidelines.
• Exposure to hybrid environments (on-premises, colocation, edge, and public cloud) and how physical capacity relates to workload placement.
• Awareness of data center sustainability and energy-efficiency practice, including PUE and power reporting.

• Full Remote
• Comfortable working on EST time zone
• Working equipment provided by the company