Critical Facilities Engineer.

As a Critical Facilities Engineer, you will work on a team responsible for facility planning, design, installation and upgrading of all Critical Facilities Infrastructure Systems for the Verisign Critical Facility network.

Responsibilities:

• Provide logistical and engineering support for data center services, tracking and analyzing space, power and cooling requirements for data center applications
• Maintenance and upkeep of Critical Facility Data Center Space, Power & Environmental Infrastructure Systems & Data Center Management
• Project planning, reporting and vendor management capabilities
• Preventative maintenance & project management, contract management, equipment specifications and documentation
• Creating and maintaining maintenance records, documentation, deficiency tracking, and repair planning
• Equipment repair and replacement forecasting 
• Produce commissioning, certification and testing checklists, certifying facility life safety systems, security, power and environmental systems
• Verify that all relevant systems are wired in and supervised by our Network Operations Center (NOC)
• Review and interpret electrical, mechanical and architectural drawings, review As-Built drawings, produce Statements of Work, manage contracts, obtain and review bids for equipment vital for maintenance & construction projects
• Participate in site project surveys, identifying structural, power, and HVAC, security, and 0perations facility requirements
• Shift is from 7am to 3:30pm, Monday to Friday, On-Call two weeks on two weeks off, Second and Third shift coverage for planned time off

Requirements:

• AS degree in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical or Telecommunications), Technical School, or equivalent job-related experience
• 5+ years in the telecom or related industry experience, with emphasis on facility engineering maintenance, power and mechanical systems engineering & operations
• Ability to effectively communicate and interface with internal and external personnel
• Possess a level of understanding of the technology and functional to properly identify and prioritize risks and issues
• Solid understanding of various power and mechanical HVAC systems, 480 v 3 phase utility power, crucial diesel engine generator systems, critical UPS systems and - 48 volt dc power plant systems and chiller plants so as to be able to operate and determine \ forecasted loads for the purpose of maintaining, sizing and designing power and mechanical systems required to support critical facilities & data centers
• Plan and engineer complete power and HVAC systems to construct new and expand existing facilities within the Verisign network
• Ability of accessing critical HVAC and Power room areas, building roof tops, infrastructure equipment yards and work required within a computer room raised floor environment
• Prefer knowledge and experience in the use of Building Management Systems (BMS) and Energy Power Management Systems (EPMS)

The annualized pay range is $81,000-$109,600.

The anticipated annual base salary range for these positions is noted above, however, base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, experience. Verisign offers a discretionary bonus which is based on individual and company performance, and certain roles may be eligible for discretionary stock awards.