Switch

Engineer

• Lead forensic investigations into major incidents, equipment failures, and operational anomalies across all data center regions.
• Reconstruct event timelines and failure sequences using physical evidence, telemetry, protection trip data, logs, and sequence-of-events records.
• Produce clear, evidence-based forensic reports for executive and technical leadership.
• Identify recurring patterns across sites, equipment classes, vendors, or configurations and define systemic risk statements.
• Drive containment and corrective actions to ensure systemic issues are permanently resolved fleet-wide.
• Apply structured root cause methodologies to determine underlying failure mechanisms.
• Conduct on-site inspections, component evaluations, and condition assessments when required.
• Validate findings against system design intent, operating constraints, and expected behavior.
• Establish and maintain forensic investigation standards, templates, and documentation frameworks.
• Partner with Operations, Controls, Engineering, Reliability, and OEM partners to implement durable corrective actions.
• Mentor engineers and strengthen investigative capability across the organization.

Senior Principal Data Center Forensic Engineer

• Develop and implement sequences of operation for HVAC and power-related control systems.
• Program, install, and commission BMS control devices and supporting infrastructure.
• Conduct functional testing and system validation for new and modified installations.
• Maintain BMS databases, graphics, trends, and technical documentation.
• Create and update as-built wiring diagrams and control schematics.
• Lead assigned controls projects, including planning, execution, and quality assurance.
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex controls and system performance issues.
• Coordinate with Data Center Operations, Construction, IT, vendors, and customers.
• Support after-hours response and emergency system issues when required.
• Follow established safety standards and change management processes.
• Provide technical guidance to junior Controls Engineers.

Controls Engineer III

Project Manager

• Support intake of technology initiatives submitted for Architecture Review Board review
• Track initiatives as they move through review, approval, and implementation stages
• Coordinate scheduling for ARB meetings and prepare required materials
• Prepare agendas, capture meeting notes, and document decisions and action items
• Maintain accurate status updates in project and governance tracking tools
• Follow up on assigned action items to help ensure next steps are completed
• Share clear status updates with architects, project managers, and technical stakeholders
• Maintain documentation, templates, and records related to architecture governance
• Support continuous improvements to ARB and intake processes

Junior Technical Project Coordinator

Operations

• Supervise daily work of DCO Systems Technicians and ensure tasks follow established procedures
• Plan, assign, and monitor preventive and corrective maintenance activities
• Coordinate vendor-supported maintenance and verify work completion
• Review and validate maintenance documentation and compliance records
• Support client equipment installations to ensure compliance with Switch standards and AUP
• Manage customer access and maintenance requests through completion
• Participate in CAB processes, including ticket creation and schedule coordination
• Use CMMS and asset management systems to track maintenance, system status, and requisitions
• Support incident response, including P3 event creation and escalation coordination
• Provide direct performance feedback and coach technicians on skill development
• Support hiring coordination and onboarding of new team members
• Enforce Switch safety policies and OSHA requirements
• Identify and implement process improvements that reduce risk and improve efficiency

Data Center Operations Systems Supervisor

• Lead daily operations of DCO Systems teams to ensure safe, reliable performance of critical power, cooling, and environmental systems.
• Provide direct leadership to DCO Systems Managers and oversee workforce planning, development, and succession.
• Maintain uptime standards through disciplined maintenance programs, operational controls, and incident oversight.
• Serve as executive escalation point during major facility events and participate in on-call or Manager on Duty rotations as required.
• Oversee operational and capital budgets, ensuring alignment with reliability and expansion goals.
• Review and approve maintenance procedures, safety programs, and OSHA compliance standards.
• Support construction, commissioning, and expansion projects across campuses.
• Represent DCO Systems in Change Advisory Board reviews, design discussions, client meetings, and operational reviews.
• Establish and maintain strong relationships with clients, preferred vendors, and internal stakeholders.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives across automation, maintenance optimization, and process standardization.
• Ensure client equipment installations comply with company standards and Acceptable Use Policy requirements.
• Monitor and report on infrastructure health, personnel performance, and service metrics.