Role Description At Pearce, our OSP Engineers play a critical role in designing and maintaining the telecommunications infrastructure that keeps communities and businesses connected. As an OSP Engineer, you will support copper and fiber outside plant engineering projects by: - Developing designs - Managing project deliverables - Coordinating permitting activities - Ensuring construction readiness for a variety of network expansion and maintenance initiatives This role combines technical engineering expertise, field investigation, permitting coordination, and project management to support broadband expansion, network reliability, and customer growth. You will work closely with municipal agencies, utilities, contractors, and internal stakeholders to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with all company and regulatory requirements. Qualifications - 3–5+ years of experience in copper and fiber telecommunications engineering - 5+ years of experience in OSP engineering, network engineering, or a related telecommunications field - Strong understanding of OSP telecom construction practices and engineering standards - Experience designing aerial, buried, and underground fiber and copper networks - Knowledge of pole attachment processes, make-ready requirements, and utility coordination - Understanding of telephony systems and outside plant network architecture - Experience with broadband network design, fiber record management, and cable count management - Strong knowledge of permitting requirements and regulatory approval processes - Proficiency with mapping systems, engineering design software, and project tracking tools - Ability to interpret construction drawings, utility records, and engineering documentation - Experience coordinating with municipalities, utility providers, contractors, and regulatory agencies - Strong organizational and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Ability to work independently while collaborating across engineering, construction, and operations teams Requirements - Experience supporting telecommunications clients such as AT&T, Frontier, Ziply, Lumen, CenturyLink, or similar providers - Knowledge of fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), broadband expansion, and network modernization initiatives - Experience with capital project planning, road move projects, and utility relocation programs - Familiarity with GIS mapping systems, engineering databases, and permitting platforms - Experience supporting both field and remote engineering environments Benefits - Comprehensive health benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance - Flexible spending accounts and HSA option - Paid vacation and paid holidays - Company-matching 401(k) Retirement - Life Insurance - Tuition reimbursement and professional development training - Company vehicle, phone, laptop, or tablet along with all necessary tools and safety equipment

Role Description This position can be remote (work from home) but must live near a major airport with up to 50% overnight travel. The SKAE JLL Data Center Commissioning Group seeks an experienced Mechanical and Controls Commissioning Engineer to lead comprehensive commissioning for small, medium, and hyperscale data center projects ranging from 1MW to 100MW+. In this critical role, you'll drive technical excellence as both a hands-on mechanical commissioning engineer and strategic project leader, ensuring seamless integration of complex mechanical and controls systems in mission-critical environments where downtime is not an option. Your day-to-day tasks will include: - Developing detailed commissioning proposals and scope documents based on client RFPs, design drawings, and specifications while leading pre-commissioning planning sessions with stakeholders. - Managing and performing holistic factory and onsite commissioning activities (Level 0 – Level 6) for mechanical and control systems infrastructure. - Executing comprehensive commissioning of mission-critical systems including CRAH units, chilled water plants, central cooling plants, dry coolers, liquid cooling systems, advanced server rack containment strategies, and associated controls and monitoring systems. - Developing system-specific functional performance tests and integrated systems testing protocols that meet industry standards (ASHRAE Guideline 0 or similar). - Creating commissioning plans, test procedures, and comprehensive final reports while documenting deficiencies using structured tracking systems and overseeing resolution through substantial completion. - Directing cross-functional commissioning teams of 2-8+ engineers and technicians while coordinating with project stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle from design phase through transition to operations. - Conducting commissioning training for Owner's operations staff and providing knowledge transfer documentation on larger projects. - Managing commissioning schedules, ensuring optimal team utilization, identifying potential failure modes, and developing mitigation strategies. - Interpreting project drawings and specifications, identifying design issues, and communicating technical concerns effectively to clients and project teams. Qualifications - Minimum 7 years of documented experience leading hands-on data center commissioning activities with at least 5 years specifically in data center cooling systems and building monitoring and automation commissioning. - Proven track record leading mechanical and controls commissioning of facilities with power densities exceeding 25kW per rack. - Deep understanding of cooling plant sequences of operations, redundancy concepts, and their implementation in mission critical designs. - Experience working in partnership with major cooling equipment manufacturers (JCI, Daikin, Trane, Vertiv, Schneider, etc.). - Proficiency in commissioning management software platforms (CxAlloy, ACC, Procore, Bluebeam, and similar). - Advanced knowledge of commissioning processes for data center cooling infrastructure and building monitoring and controls platforms. - Expertise in precision HVAC systems, glycol cooling, and thermal management strategies including liquid cooling applications. - Strong understanding of BAS/DCIM integration, monitoring protocols, and alarm management protocols. - Ability to travel 50% annually throughout North America and work in active construction environments, climb ladders, and work in mechanical/electrical rooms with availability for occasional emergency commissioning support and weekend/evening critical testing activities. Requirements - Bachelor's degree in related technical field (preferred). - Professional Engineer (PE) license and PMP certifications (preferred). - Industry recognized commissioning certification (currently or pursuing) (preferred). - Experience working on hyperscale data center projects (AWS, Microsoft, Google, Meta, etc.) (preferred). Benefits - 401(k) plan with matching company contributions. - Comprehensive Medical, Dental & Vision Care. - Paid parental leave at 100% of salary. - Paid Time Off and Company Holidays. - Early access to earned wages through Daily Pay.

• Demonstrate leadership in safety and ensure compliance with and maintenance of HSSE requirements • Conduct field trials for new or reformulated Castrol industrial products and services • Serve as a subject-matter expert on industrial applications for internal and external stakeholders • Actively support the sales teams in developing new markets • Provide, in collaboration with sales teams, effective and timely solutions to customer issues (processes and product application) using structured problem-solving methods • Design and deliver high-quality technical training to internal and external customers • Document and share best practices through case studies demonstrating the benefits of Castrol solutions • Contribute to the company's overall objectives by participating in or leading projects related to industrial strategy • Mentor and train less experienced engineers and sales staff • Analyze used oil analysis reports and provide recommendations to support informed decision-making • Collaborate with global product managers to communicate local market needs and contribute to product developments • Represent Castrol in working groups, technical committees, associations, or with universities when required

Role Description We are currently looking for a GNC Engineer III/IV to join our software and flight test group in San Luis Obispo, CA. In this role, you'll play a crucial part in designing, analyzing, and building flight controls software for UAS. You will work closely with the engineering team to: - Design, analyze, and build flight controls software for groups 1 to 4 UAS - Develop software components for deployment to flight test - Create and modify software modules in the Zone 5 avionics suite - Perform controls analysis to assess stability and performance - Run high-fidelity SW and HW in the loop simulations - Generate auto-code for embedded systems - Design ground tests to verify the function of new features - Support integration and test of aircraft for flight test - Conduct peer reviews and collaborate with cross-functional teams Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field - 5+ years of experience in flight controls engineering for UAS - Proficiency in Matlab/Simulink - Strong problem-solving skills - Effective communication and collaboration skills Requirements - Master’s degree in aerospace engineering or related field (preferred) - Experience with Group 1-4 UAS flight controls software design (preferred) - Knowledge of embedded systems and auto-code generation (preferred) - Ability to mentor and train junior engineers (preferred) Benefits - Competitive total compensation package - Comprehensive benefit package options include medical, dental, vision, life, and more - 401k with company-match - 4 weeks of paid time off each year - 12 annual company holidays