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Structure, draft, and negotiate energy agreements supporting data center expansion, including power purchase, interconnection, transmission, generation, and utility infrastructure agreements. Advise on FERC, state utility commission, and organized-market regulations; lead complex transactions; manage outside counsel; coordinate cross-functional deal teams; and provide commercially pragmatic legal guidance to executives and business leaders.

Lead the supplier quality engineering team, manage supplier quality processes, develop KPI metrics, and enforce quality standards for manufacturing and infrastructure.

Counsel will lead the structuring, drafting, and negotiation of complex commercial agreements supporting data center development, including supply chain, manufacturing, procurement, and technology transactions. The role manages sophisticated negotiations, oversees outside counsel, coordinates transactions across internal teams, and advises business leaders on legal and commercial risks. Candidates must hold an active law license and demonstrate strong judgment, communication, and experience handling high-stakes agreements.

Design and build end-to-end software primitives for AI infrastructure: domain modeling of power/datacenters/chips, authorization, audit, orchestration, vendor data ingestion (KMZ/BIM/Revit), and agent integration to enable safe, auditable agent operators. Ship production-quality systems and work across ambiguity to turn unstructured data into durable, composable entities.

Lead and scale operations teams across multiple datacenter facilities. Ensure 24x7 operations meet SLAs through team management, incident management, and process improvements.

Build and maintain foundational infrastructure platforms (CMDB, DCIM, asset lifecycle, monitoring, observability, automation). Deliver self-service tooling, workflow orchestration, integrations, and scalable, reliable systems while partnering with operations, security, and product teams. Drive technical direction, CI/CD, IaC, and production readiness for fleet-scale data center infrastructure.

Lead detection engineering end-to-end: threat modeling, detection-as-code, deployment, tuning, and retirement. Build and maintain SIEM/EDR pipelines, run threat hunts, automate triage, and lead incident response with root-cause writeups tied to durable detections.

Lead technical direction for compute qualification, own hardest hardware qualifications (first silicon, new platforms), build test automation and data pipelines, perform root-cause failure analysis, mentor engineers, and represent the lab to vendors and fleet stakeholders.

Architect the solid-state transformer platform for gigawatt-scale AI data centers. Select converter topologies and semiconductor strategies, lead power electronics, magnetics, and controls engineers through hardware development, define MVDC system interfaces, create prototype roadmaps, evaluate build-versus-partner options, and develop vendor, laboratory, and university partnerships. Own technical trade-offs involving efficiency, redundancy, manufacturability, device availability, and MW-scale system integration.

Own hardware new product introduction programs from kickoff through rate production for racks, gear, or power conversion products. Manage schedules, stage gates, risks, dependencies, design changes, long-lead components, readiness reviews, and cross-functional decisions across engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and delivery. The role requires technical judgment, disciplined escalation, and the ability to make difficult scope, schedule, and recovery decisions under significant schedule pressure.