Commissioning Specialist - Data Center

Olsson is offering an opportunity to collaborate directly with leading technology companies. The role focuses on ensuring the operational efficiency of state-of-the-art facilities through precise commissioning processes. Responsibilities include monitoring commissioning activities, conducting thorough testing, and fostering client relationships to secure repeat business. The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience in commissioning large-scale facilities, thrives in collaborative teams, and demonstrates a proactive approach.

Required Qualifications and Skills

The role requires at least three years of experience in commissioning, with strong knowledge of pre-functional and functional commissioning processes. Candidates should exhibit excellent communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment. A proactive approach and the capability to troubleshoot and investigate issues are essential. Construction experience is preferred, and candidates should have the ability to engage in business development activities to attract new clients.

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Olsson is a team-based, purpose-driven engineering and design firm whose solutions aim to improve communities, with its people being the most meaningful asset. It provides an environment for continuous learning, growth, and thriving, backed by an entrepreneurial spirit that has enabled substantial growth. The company specializes in planning and design engineering, field services, environmental, and technology, striving to leave the world better than they found it. Olsson is committed to benefiting its employees through traditional benefits, employee stock ownership plans, positive impacts in communities, excellent retirement match plans, wellness programs, and potential for flexible work arrangements.

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