Data Center Operations Technician (Electrical)
Core
Operate and maintain critical electrical and mechanical systems to ensure maximum uptime, reliability, and safety of mission-critical data center infrastructure.
Role type
Data Center Operations Technician (Electrical)
Builds
Supports 24/7 operations for a full-stack AI cloud platform's physical infrastructure
Domain
Data Center Operations / Electrical Infrastructure
Deliverable
physical/clinical work
Required skills
Electrical engineering background, power distribution systems knowledge, electrical troubleshooting, preventive maintenance practices, ability to read electrical schematics and single-line diagrams
Preferred skills
Data center or mission-critical facility experience, SFS 6002 Electrical Safety certification, medium-voltage systems experience, HVAC/cooling infrastructure knowledge, CMMS/BMS/EPMS systems experience
Technologies
UPS systems, medium- and low-voltage switchgear, transformers, backup generators, ATS/STS equipment, battery systems, power distribution units (PDUs), BMS/EPMS platforms
Responsibilities
Operate and maintain critical electrical systems (UPS, switchgear, transformers, generators, ATS/STS, batteries, PDUs), monitor facility systems using BMS/EPMS platforms, perform routine inspections and operational checks, perform preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical and mechanical systems, diagnose and troubleshoot equipment failures and alarms, support emergency response and incident recovery activities, follow Finnish electrical safety regulations and company safety procedures, support lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and safe switching operations, maintain compliance with SFS 6002 and site policies, ensure all maintenance activities are properly documented, participate in 24/7 shift operations including nights and weekends, maintain accurate logs, reports, and maintenance records, assist with commissioning and testing of new equipment and infrastructure upgrades, support continuous improvement initiatives for operational efficiency and reliability