Commissioning, Commissioning - Engineering, Communication Skills, Construction, Construction Drawings, Documentation, Establish Priorities, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP), Mock Up, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Network Operations Center, OSHA, Procedure Development, Project Close-Out, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Sales/Support Engineering (SE), Startup, System Start-Up, Time Management, Willing to Travel
Data Center QA/QC Engineer — Mid Level
Are you experienced in data center commissioning, MEP QA/QC, field engineering, commissioning, or construction quality roles? Do you enjoy being onsite ensuring mission-critical systems are built right the first time?
We’re hiring a mid-level Data Center QA/QC Engineer to execute the client’s QA/QC program across L1–L5 commissioning levels (or as defined by project scope). This is a full-time, traveler position (40–50 hours/week; potential overtime) with expenses covered — projects located across the United States.
Key Responsibilities
- Review MEP project drawings, approved submittals, and specifications as required.
Question for you: How do you prioritize discrepancies found in drawings vs. submittals?
- Inspect incoming MEP equipment and complete receiving checklists in the project software platform.
Question for you: What’s your approach to handling an equipment delivery that fails inspection?
- Run preparatory phase meetings with subcontractors (when required) to confirm site readiness.
- Review MEP mockups for equipment/systems per specifications.
Question for you: Describe a mockup review where you caught a critical issue before installation.
- Document and track QA/QC deliverables and test reports during L2–L3 (NETA, short circuit studies, torque/megger sheets, TAB, etc.).
- Ensure set-in-place inspection checklists are completed by JLL‑SKAE and subs/vendors.
- Inspect for foreign object debris (FOD) inside MEP equipment when required.
- Perform final equipment inspections prior to L3 energization and verify all L3 deliverables including startup reports.
- Assist in developing Methods of Procedure (MOPs) for equipment and systems.
Question for you:Have you authored or executed MOPs? Share one example of a risk you mitigated.
- Track and organize L1–L3 documentation in Procore or similar platforms.
- Record observations/issues during walkthroughs and manage timely closeout in the project software.
Question for you: How do you ensure observations are tracked to completion with multiple subcontractors involved?
Required Experience & Skills
- 3–5 years data center experience
- 2–5 years QA/QC experience
- OSHA-30 certification
- Procore experience; CxAlloy / Facilities Grid familiarity preferred
- Experience with MOP development, equipment startup & energization support
- Knowledge of NETA testing documentation, TAB, and short circuit study documentation
- Strong safety compliance and site safety awareness
- Construction drawing and submittal review capability
- Vendor/subcontractor coordination experience
- Field inspection and punch-list management
- Strong communication skills and self-starter attitude
- Ability to travel 50–75%
Preferred / Nice to Have
- NFPA-70E knowledge/certification
- USACE certification
If this role matches your background and you’re ready to travel and own QA/QC on mission-critical projects, what project or accomplishment are you most proud of that demonstrates your fit for this role?