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Data Center Systems Engineer, R&D

Crusoe

Denver, CO · Principal

$188,000 – $235,000

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What this role is

Crusoe seeks a senior engineer to define next-generation AI data center architecture by evaluating emerging technologies and leading cross-disciplinary systems integration from pilot through hyperscale deployment. This role suits experienced infrastructure architects comfortable working at the intersection of power, thermal, compute, and facility design domains.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 15+ years of progressive engineering experience in data center design, large-scale infrastructure, hyperscale computing, or industrial power systems
  • Systems architecture expertise across electrical, mechanical, thermal, and compute domains
  • Working knowledge of power generation and distribution, cooling technologies, facility design, and compute/networking infrastructure
  • Experience authoring system-level architecture documents and integration standards
  • Proven ability to influence engineering teams across organizational boundaries
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related discipline

Nice to have

  • Direct experience at a hyperscale in a systems architecture or principal engineering role
  • Experience with modular or containerized data center design
  • Familiarity with DC power distribution architectures
  • Experience with high-performance computing and GPU-accelerated AI infrastructure at scale
  • Background in mission-critical facility design with redundancy and reliability engineering
  • Advanced degree

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