Controls Engineer, SCADA

Role Scope

• Design and deploy the SCADA architecture that monitors and controls power, cooling, and mechanical systems across gigawatt-scale data center sites in real time.
• Integrate telemetry from switchgear, generators, chillers, and building management systems into a unified data platform so operators see the full state of a site from a single view.
• Build the tag databases, HMI screens, and alarm logic that let a lean operations team run live sites without missing a fault.
• Standardize the SCADA and telemetry stack into a repeatable reference design so each new site deploys the same instrumentation and data model rather than a bespoke build.
• Validate every point and signal with the controls, commissioning, and operations teams before a site goes live, so the data operators depend on is trustworthy from day one.

What We're Looking For

• You've designed and commissioned SCADA or industrial control systems for critical facilities, mission-critical, industrial, or power infrastructure.
• You've integrated field devices and protocols (Modbus, BACnet, DNP3, OPC UA) into a working telemetry platform rather than a pile of disconnected points.
• You've built HMI and alarm systems that operators actually trusted and used under real fault conditions.
• You've standardized a controls or telemetry design so it could be deployed repeatably across multiple sites instead of rebuilt each time.
• You've caught instrumentation and data-quality problems during commissioning before they reached a live operations team.
• You write configuration and point documentation precise enough that another engineer can maintain or extend the system without reverse-engineering it.
• Bonus: Data center or high-density power environment experience. Ignition, AVEVA, or comparable SCADA platforms. Time-series data pipelines and historians. Level 4 and Level 5 commissioning exposure.