Sr. Engineer - Electrical

Role Overview

The Electrical Engineer will be responsible for the execution, supervision, and maintenance of critical electrical infrastructure in a data centre, including HT/LT systems, transformers, UPS, batteries, DG sets, and power distribution systems. The role involves vendor/contractor coordination, technical drawing review, testing commissioning, quality compliance, and ensuring reliable and uninterrupted power availability. Requires strong knowledge of data centre electrical systems, redundancy, and critical power operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Execution and supervision of electrical works at site against approved GFC drawings.
• Technical review of vendor GTP / QAP, drawings and BOQ deviations.
• Contractor and OEM coordination, progress tracking, quality and safety compliance.
• Material inspection, receipt checklists and installation checklists.
• Support to testing, commissioning and handover documentation.

Key Requirements: Must Have

• B.E. / B.Tech - Electrical or Electrical Electronics (full-time). Diploma with 8+ years may be considered.
• 33 kV / 11 kV HT systems - RMU, VCB panels, protection relays, HT cabling and terminations
• Transformers (dry type / cast resin), LT panels, ACB / MCCB switchgear, bus duct
• UPS systems (N+N / 2N), battery banks (VRLA / Li-ion), STS, PDU and busway distribution
• DG sets with synchronisation, AMF panels and fuel systems
• Earthing, lightning protection and EMS / BMS integration
• Testing commissioning - IST, SAT, IR / HiPot, relay coordination, load bank testing, ATP witnessing
• Reading and checking SLDs, cable schedules, load calculations and panel GA drawings.

Preferred Baackground

• Experience on Tier III / Uptime-certified or Rated-3 facilities.
• Exposure to N+1 and 2N redundancy topologies and PUE-driven design.
• Vendor / OEM interface - Delta, ABB, Schneider, Voltamp, Riello, Vertiv.
• Familiarity with high-density and liquid-cooled deployments (advantage, not mandatory).
• CDCP / CDCS or equivalent data center certification.