Role: IT Infrastructure Facilities Engineer Location: Frisco, Texas (Onsite) Responsibilities:
Perform/validate IT heat-load calculations for MDF/IDF spaces using deployed hardware power draw (kW) and convert to BTU/hr. Ensure cooling is sized for current load + growth margin.
Validate mechanical design assumptions including airflow, temperature differential, humidity control, and equipment placement to prevent hotspots.
Coordinate with Facilities/mechanical vendors to ensure HVAC is installed, commissioned, and verified prior to rack & stack; document test results and readiness sign-off.
Establish/verify environmental targets aligned with ASHRAE guidance for IT spaces (temperature/humidity operating range) and confirm monitoring points/sensor placement.
Qualifications:
Experience and ability to manage a technology construction project from concept through completion.
Familiarity with IT industry teams. Such as but not limited to: Infrastructure Compute, Infrastructure network, IT-OT, storage, TCP/IP, and most common IT terminology.
Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Project, and PowerPoint
Deep technical expertise and Proficiency with UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply), mechanical (cooling), and electrical terms and best practices
Electrical terms such as, but not limited to single phase, three phase power, transformers, surge protection devices
Proficiency on (but not limited to) ANSI/TIA-568, TIA-569, TIA-606, J-STD-607, NFPA 70 (NEC), ASHRAE, and BICSI TDMM standards, norms and practices.
Ability to manage several physical/construction tasks simultaneously. Including but not limited to: