Mechanical Commissioning Engineer responsible for startup, testing, troubleshooting, and commissioning of mechanical systems in data center construction environments. Job Requirements Experience with data center mechanical systems. Experience with mechanical commissioning activities. Knowledge of chilled water systems. Knowledge of HVAC systems. Knowledge of cooling systems. Knowledge of pumping systems. Ability to read and interpret P&IDs. Ability to read mechanical drawings. Ability to review construction documents. Experience with mechanical system startup and troubleshooting. Ability to travel as required. Ability to work in active construction environments. Preferred Skills Experience with large-scale data center construction projects. Experience performing functional testing of mechanical systems. Experience commissioning HVAC, chilled water, cooling, and pumping equipment. Experience documenting commissioning deficiencies and corrective actions. Experience supporting system turnover and readiness activities. Job Responsibilities Perform commissioning activities for data center mechanical systems. Support startup and functional testing of chilled water, HVAC, cooling, and pumping systems. Review P&IDs, mechanical drawings, and construction documentation. Troubleshoot mechanical system issues during startup and commissioning. Verify equipment and systems operate according to design requirements. Document test results, system deficiencies, and corrective actions. Track commissioning issues through resolution. Support system readiness and turnover activities. Coordinate mechanical commissioning activities with engineering, construction, and operations teams.

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