Seeking a Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Engineer responsible for the management and administration of the Electric Power Monitoring Systems (EPMS) and Building Management Systems (BMS's). Primary responsibilities for strategy, engineering, design, and innovation of the EMPS and BMS systems within our client's data centers and assisting with any construction/upgrade efforts therein.

Our client is looking to onboard as a direct full-time employee. The position is 100% onsite at a large data center in Phoenix, AZ.

RESPONSIBILITIES, other duties may be assigned.
- Ensure DCIM systems are operating as designed to protect the data center, capture power usage, calculate available capacity, and provide meaningful, timely alarms, notifications, and reports to end users.
- Configuration of DCIM system applications in support of new data center deployments, new data requirements, and data center retrofits.
- Prepare and maintain DCIM systems support documentation, test plans, and change management records.
- Work efficiently and independently - applying analytical, troubleshooting, and organizational skills to support day-to-day operations.
- Participate in on-call duty; to include providing off-hour emergency support as needed.
- Lead maintenance and modification of controls on equipment to facilitate more efficient operation.
- Ability to work flexible hours and travel to other QTS facilities may be required.

Required Skills

- US Citizenship for this position is required by law due to federal customer contracts.
- BS in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, or other related Engineering degree or equivalent professional experience.
- Five or more years of experience with critical monitoring and control systems and support for critical facilities.
- Working knowledge of and experience with a BMS and building EPMS systems.
- Familiarity with central chilled water plant systems, Computer Room Air Handling (CRAH) Units and facility operations.
- Familiarity with power distribution systems in a data center environment or similar critical systems environment.
- Up to 25% travel required