Mid Level Facilities Engineer Jobs
Mid level facilities engineer jobs go to engineers ready to own projects end to end, drive maintenance and capital decisions with limited oversight, and mentor junior staff. Roles are predominantly on-site across Technology & Software, Electronics & Hardware, and Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, with employers like Anduril, Vantage Data Centers, and Nokia hiring at this level now.
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Position Summary
The Facilities Engineer will support the end-to-end facilities infrastructure for on-site computer rooms across manufacturing locations. The role focuses on electrical infrastructure, IT power planning, UPS/battery systems, rack layouts, computer room design, and critical-facility operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Own IT electrical load planning, including kW/rack, amperage, phases, A/B feeds, redundancy paths, peak loads, and growth requirements.
- Design and manage UPS and battery backup strategies, including sizing, runtime targets, monitoring, testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, and replacement planning.
- Create and maintain rack elevations and as-built room layouts, validating power, thermal, weight, cable paths, maintenance access, and future growth.
- Support overall computer room design, including power distribution, environmental requirements, physical/security controls, and facilities readiness.
- Partner with IT modernization and facilities teams to identify and remediate constraints such as UPS capacity, rack space, and redundant connections, while minimizing production impact.
- Serve as the facilities escalation point for computer room power events, supporting root cause analysis and remediation of electrical failures.
- Establish and maintain SOPs/MOPs for power work, UPS maintenance, rack changes, and room upgrades.
- Provide QA/QC oversight for contractors working on computer rooms and critical electrical paths.
- Manage UPS, battery, and monitoring-system vendors, including quotes, SOWs, delivery timelines, and capacity expansion projects.
- Collaborate with plant maintenance on generator/transfer readiness and testing.
- Provide overall management of the Struxureware DCIM Platform.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent experience.
- 5+ years of experience in critical facilities, electrical infrastructure, data centers, or computer room environments, preferably in industrial/manufacturing facilities.
- Hands-on experience with UPS systems, battery technologies, electrical distribution, troubleshooting, and operational safety.
- Experience with rack elevations/layouts and validating power, thermal, and weight constraints.
- Experience with generators, ATS/STS units, and mission-critical electrical systems.
- Familiarity with data center tiering concepts and reliability-oriented design.
- Up to 10% domestic and international travel.
Position Summary
The Facilities Engineer will support the end-to-end facilities infrastructure for on-site computer rooms across manufacturing locations. The role focuses on electrical infrastructure, IT power planning, UPS/battery systems, rack layouts, computer room design, and critical-facility operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Own IT electrical load planning, including kW/rack, amperage, phases, A/B feeds, redundancy paths, peak loads, and growth requirements.
- Design and manage UPS and battery backup strategies, including sizing, runtime targets, monitoring, testing, maintenance, troubleshooting, and replacement planning.
- Create and maintain rack elevations and as-built room layouts, validating power, thermal, weight, cable paths, maintenance access, and future growth.
- Support overall computer room design, including power distribution, environmental requirements, physical/security controls, and facilities readiness.
- Partner with IT modernization and facilities teams to identify and remediate constraints such as UPS capacity, rack space, and redundant connections, while minimizing production impact.
- Serve as the facilities escalation point for computer room power events, supporting root cause analysis and remediation of electrical failures.
- Establish and maintain SOPs/MOPs for power work, UPS maintenance, rack changes, and room upgrades.
- Provide QA/QC oversight for contractors working on computer rooms and critical electrical paths.
- Manage UPS, battery, and monitoring-system vendors, including quotes, SOWs, delivery timelines, and capacity expansion projects.
- Collaborate with plant maintenance on generator/transfer readiness and testing.
- Provide overall management of the Struxureware DCIM Platform.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent experience.
- 5+ years of experience in critical facilities, electrical infrastructure, data centers, or computer room environments, preferably in industrial/manufacturing facilities.
- Hands-on experience with UPS systems, battery technologies, electrical distribution, troubleshooting, and operational safety.
- Experience with rack elevations/layouts and validating power, thermal, and weight constraints.
- Experience with generators, ATS/STS units, and mission-critical electrical systems.
- Familiarity with data center tiering concepts and reliability-oriented design.
- Up to 10% domestic and international travel.
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Mid Level Facilities Engineer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level facilities engineer job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just task completion. Highlight projects where you led coordination across trades or vendors, managed scopes independently, and delivered results against a timeline or budget. Emphasize systems knowledge, whether HVAC, electrical, or building automation, and show how your decisions reduced downtime or cost. Applications that demonstrate measurable impact on facility performance stand out at this level.
Which companies hire mid level facilities engineers?
Companies hiring mid level facilities engineers right now include Anduril, Vantage Data Centers, and Nokia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Hiring at this level comes from a broad mix of employers, including large manufacturers, healthcare systems, tech campuses, and commercial real estate operators that need engineers who can run facility programs with minimal supervision.
Are there remote mid level facilities engineer jobs?
Yes, though the majority of facilities engineering work is on-site by nature. About 18% of mid level facilities engineer openings are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those roles tend to lean toward project coordination, compliance oversight, or multi-site portfolio management rather than hands-on operations. If flexibility matters, filtering for hybrid roles in those functions is the most productive approach.
How do I move up to a mid level facilities engineer role?
The path into mid level is built through expanding ownership progressively. Early on, focus on mastering core systems, responding to work orders, and learning site-specific processes. Over time, volunteer for capital projects, take the lead on vendor coordination, and document outcomes you drove. Employers promote or hire into mid level when they see someone who has managed scope independently, handled competing priorities, and produced measurable improvements without constant direction.
Which industries hire the most mid level facilities engineers?
Mid Level facilities engineer roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Electronics & Hardware, and Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because they operate complex, high-utilization facilities where keeping critical systems running reliably requires engineers who can own maintenance programs and capital projects without heavy management oversight.