The opportunity
As an engineer on this team, you'll sit at the intersection of IT and facilities. You'll build the power models, availability models, topology and load management requirements that operate more efficiently against our physical envelope.
What you'll do
Topology and load management. Own the power and cooling topology of our fleet: as a living dataset, validate it and its telemetry against how the buildings really behave, and define how load management behaves under failure across chips and capacity providers, from requirements through commissioning and incident support.
Reliability modeling. Build and audit availability models of data center: electrical and mechanical systems, define Cloud availability zones and failure domains, from a single site to the whole fleet.
Power modeling and load forecasting. Build models of power draw from chip to: rack to facility, by workload and hardware generation, and use them to set capacity planning targets, design envelope, and load forecasting.
Partner diligence. Work with data center developers, operators, cloud: providers and chip vendors to drive design improvements and hold them to SLA-grade performance, with technical diligence on their architectures, reliability studies, rack power specifications and operator interfaces.
What they're looking for
- Deep knowledge of data center power distribution and cooling architectures,: redundancy schemes, and how they interact with IT load profiles.
- Depth in at least one of: reliability engineering, power modeling and energy scheduling, or load management and controls (telemetry, IT/OT interfaces, load transfer and shedding systems).
- Familiarity with SCADA/BMS/EPMS, telemetry pipelines, and control systems.: Experience with software that bridges IT and OT.
- Exposure to accelerator deployments and their power management interfaces, or: to capacity overallocation in large compute fleets, strongly preferred.
- Ability to translate between infrastructure engineering, software teams,: legal and commercial teams, and external partners.
- Experience in more than one of the three focus areas above
- Experience with accelerator-class deployments, rack power architectures, and their power management interfaces
- Experience with integrated systems testing and commissioning (L4/L5), or writing sequences of operation
