Role profile
MEP engineers sit between design intent and what actually gets built. As rack densities climb for AI workloads, the engineers who have worked liquid cooling and high-density power distribution are the ones every operator wants.
Our screening
FAQ
Yes. MEP and electrical engineer is one of the core roles on our desk, for hyperscale, colocation, and enterprise data centers across the United States. Permanent and contract, on owner, consultancy, or design-build side. Most searches produce a vetted shortlist within 7 to 10 days of the intake call.
A recruiter who works only in data centers checks the practical detail first: medium and low voltage distribution design, load calculations, and redundancy topology (N+1, 2N, distributed redundant); cooling design experience matched to your plant: air-cooled, chilled water, or liquid and rear-door heat exchangers. References and certifications are verified before anyone reaches your shortlist.
Titles vary by operator. The same role is commonly advertised as MEP design engineer, Electrical engineer, mission critical, Mechanical engineer, data centers, Power systems engineer. We search against the work itself rather than the job title, which is why shortlists include people your internal posting would miss.
Yes. Permanent and contract, on owner, consultancy, or design-build side. We confirm shift pattern, on-call expectations, and site access requirements with each candidate before interview, so offers are not lost at the last stage over rotation or clearance.
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