Skill
Generators
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
In a general engineering or utility context, generators are devices that convert mechanical, chemical, or other forms of energy into electrical power, commonly used as backup power sources during outages or as primary power in remote locations. In a programming context, generators are special functions (found in languages like Python and JavaScript) that produce a sequence of values lazily, one at a time, using a 'yield' mechanism, which is useful for handling large datasets or streams efficiently. Which meaning applies depends on the surrounding context of electrical/mechanical work versus software development.
Generators in the job market
Last checked September 13, 2026
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Critical Infrastructure Engineer
Comcast
CO - Centennial, 7059 S Potomac St · $77,936 – $116,904
A mid-level infrastructure engineer role supporting the operation and maintenance of critical facility systems like power distribution, generators, and HVAC in Comcast data centers. This suits someone with hands-on experience in facility operations or data center environments who enjoys troubleshooting equipment problems and coordinating with vendors.
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Director, Facilities Operations
Crusoe
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $200,000 – $235,000
Lead the full lifecycle of physical infrastructure across Crusoe's growing network of AI manufacturing and data center facilities, managing mission-critical systems, multi-site portfolios, and teams across geographies. This role suits experienced operations leaders comfortable owning complex energy systems and rapidly scaling capital budgets at a high-growth infrastructure company.
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Data Center Hardware Technician
Crusoe
Full-time · Denver, CO · $90,000 – $100,000
Crusoe seeks a hands-on technician to keep their modular data centers running smoothly, managing everything from electrical systems and HVAC to fiber networks and server hardware. This role suits someone with strong troubleshooting skills who thrives working across mechanical, electrical, and IT infrastructure in a high-stakes environment.
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