Validate electrical feasibility before commercial commitment. A site or agreement is only as good as its ability to support the power capacity and distribution infrastructure required to run it. You’ll lead electrical due diligence, utility interconnection analysis, and equipment feasibility review to inform Go / No-Go decisions before deals close.
Keep electrical design decisions ahead of development. Coordinate with Site Selection, Development, Engineering, and Delivery so power distribution topology, redundancy strategy, and equipment assumptions are validated early enough to protect schedule and budget once construction begins.
Build a repeatable technical evaluation program. Help establish the standards, design criteria, and technical readiness gates that will support electrical engineering review across every AI infrastructure acquisition in the Americas.
About the Role
As an Electrical Engineer, you’ll provide the technical electrical engineering perspective across the acquisition and development lifecycle — from initial site and deal evaluation through construction readiness. Working within the Infrastructure Acquisition Group, you’ll partner with Site Selection, Technical Due Diligence, Development, Energy, Finance, and Delivery to ensure every project’s power distribution, utility interconnection, and equipment assumptions are technically sound before they move forward.
This is a build-phase role on a build-phase team. Many of the technical evaluation standards, design criteria, and readiness gates you’ll use are still being written — in some cases, you’ll help write them. We’re looking for someone who can independently assess complex electrical infrastructure while helping build the systems that make every future evaluation faster, more predictable, and more scalable.
What You’ll Own
Lead electrical engineering evaluation of prospective sites, colocation capacity, and build-to-suit opportunities.
Own technical assumptions for power distribution topology, capacity, and equipment strategy feeding the pre-construction risk register.
Assess utility interconnection, on-site generation, and redundancy strategies (N, N+1, 2N) against site conditions and load requirements.
Recommend Go / No-Go input on electrical feasibility as projects advance through key development milestones.
Deliver technically validated electrical scope to the Delivery organization with complete documentation and minimized risk.
Technical Due Diligence & Feasibility
Lead electrical due diligence on prospective sites, existing facilities, and colocation capacity under evaluation.
Evaluate utility capacity, interconnection queue position, substation requirements, and on-site generation/UPS strategy against projected IT load.
Assess electrical equipment availability, lead times (transformers, switchgear, generators), and vendor constraints that could affect schedule or capex.
Ensure electrical assumptions are fully integrated into project budgets, capacity models, and schedules.
Design & Equipment Strategy
Partner with Engineering to define power distribution topology and redundancy strategy appropriate to each site and deal structure.
Evaluate EPMS/BMS controls integration and electrical system commissioning requirements early in the acquisition process.
Provide technical input on switchgear, UPS, and generator selection, redundancy strategy, and capex trade-offs across candidate sites.
Ensure electrical design intent is preserved as deals move from negotiation into development.
Construction Readiness
Establish electrical technical readiness criteria as part of project handoff standards.
Verify electrical design assumptions, equipment specifications, and capacity commitments are complete before turnover to Delivery.
Identify and resolve electrical technical risks before they impact construction.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Serve as the primary electrical engineering technical interface across Site Selection, Technical Due Diligence, Development, Energy, and Delivery.
Coordinate with consulting engineers, utility providers, equipment vendors, and commissioning agents to validate executable electrical strategies.
Align internal stakeholders and external consultants to prevent technical scope drift as projects move from acquisition into development.
What Success Looks Like
Ensure every acquisition is grounded in sound electrical engineering judgment before commercial commitment.
Deliver predictable, technically validated power distribution and redundancy strategies across the portfolio.
Identify and resolve electrical technical risks before they impact construction.
Build trusted relationships with utility providers, equipment vendors, consulting engineers, and commissioning partners.
Help build the technical standards and evaluation processes the Infrastructure Acquisition Group runs on as it scales.
What You’ll Bring
You’re comfortable operating in ambiguity and building technical evaluation processes where none exist. You know how to independently assess complex electrical infrastructure while helping define how future projects should be evaluated.
8+ years of experience in data center electrical engineering, power systems design, or mission-critical electrical systems.
Experience with medium-voltage distribution, switchgear, UPS systems, generators, and utility interconnection for high-density AI/hyperscale environments.
Strong understanding of electrical capacity planning, redundancy topology (N, N+1, 2N), equipment selection, and capex trade-offs in data center design.
Experience evaluating electrical feasibility of sites or facilities prior to commercial commitment.
Excellent communication and executive presentation skills.
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent experience.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting hyperscale data center or AI infrastructure development.
Experience with EPMS/BMS controls integration and electrical systems commissioning.
Experience with utility interconnection agreements and interconnection queue strategy.
Professional Engineer (PE) license or similar professional certification.
Experience evaluating colocation or build-to-suit electrical infrastructure in a due diligence capacity.
Why Join Nebius
The infrastructure supporting AI is being built now. This is an opportunity to help define how Nebius evaluates and designs the power systems behind every AI infrastructure acquisition while helping build the function itself — the technical standards, design criteria, and evaluation framework that will support infrastructure investments across the Americas. You’ll work on some of the industry’s largest and most complex AI infrastructure developments while helping shape the physical foundation of the global AI economy.
Benefits & Perks
Competitive compensation
Career growth and learning opportunities
Flexibility and ownership
Collaborative and innovative culture
Opportunity to work on impactful AI projects
International environment and talented teams
What’s it like to work at Nebius
Fast moving – Bold thinking – Constant growth – Meaningful impact – Trust and real ownership – Opportunity to shape the future of AI
Equal Opportunity Statement
Nebius is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace and to providing equal employment opportunities in all aspects of employment. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Applicants must be authorized to work in the country in which they apply and will be required to provide proof of employment eligibility as a condition of hire.
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