Power Systems Engineer — Data Centers & Mission-Critical Facilities

Power Systems Engineer — Data Centers & Mission-Critical Facilities (Remote)As a Power Systems Engineer at Critical Facility Group, you'll perform power system studies and design electrical systems for data center and mission-critical facility construction — running load-flow, short-circuit, transient stability, arc flash, and Neher-McGrath analyses that determine whether a facility's power infrastructure actually holds up under real conditions.You'll also see your analysis shape real decisions. You'll design UPS, generator, and critical power system topologies, develop planning and design concepts, and prepare technical reports and presentations for internal teams and clients.The OpportunityThis role fits an experienced power systems engineer who wants deep technical ownership — not just running studies, but shaping how critical power systems get designed from the ground up. You'll work across load calculations, system modeling, and design/build coordination on projects where the analysis has to be right, because the facility can't afford for it not to be.What You'll DoPerform and review power systems analysis, including load-flow, short-circuit, transient stability, arc flash, and Neher-McGrath studiesDesign UPS, generator, and critical power system components and topologiesConduct planning and system performance studies for compliance with applicable standards and good engineering practicePerform system assessments and prepare technical reportsPlan and conduct inspections and investigations on facility and system construction and designCreate and develop planning and design concepts for projectsPrepare presentation drawings and assist with internal and client presentationsPerform load calculations and power system modeling using discipline-specific design softwareWhat You'll Bring8+ years of engineering experienceProficiency in SKM, ETAP, or related power system modeling softwareExperience with project managementFamiliarity with applicable electrical codes and standardsStrong analytical skills and effective communication with project teamsBachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or related fieldExperience in critical facilities or data centers is a plusA Professional Engineer (PE) license is preferredWhy Critical Facility GroupWe're a remote-first team, and the people on it bring years of experience in data center design, construction, and operations. As a Power Systems Engineer, your analysis directly shapes how these facilities get built, working alongside people who understand exactly why that analysis has to hold up.Critical Facility Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.