Role Overview
The Commissioning Engineer II position at Crusoe involves supporting commissioning activities across assigned data center projects primarily based out of Dallas, Texas, with a 75 percent travel requirement. This role suits an engineering professional with foundational experience in critical infrastructure who wants to advance their technical responsibilities and move toward independent project ownership.
Key Responsibilities
Execute test procedures including pre-functional checklists, functional performance tests, and integrated systems tests across electrical, mechanical, or controls disciplines.
Record test results, log deficiencies, and track corrective actions precisely according to project guidelines.
Work alongside trade contractors and subcontractors to organize and facilitate field commissioning tasks.
Compare physical installation conditions with approved specifications, drawings, and submittals to confirm testing readiness.
Help create and examine commissioning test scripts, method of procedure documents, and punch list records.
Monitor open deficiencies, help resolve them, and log official closure alongside the project team.
Take part in startup duties and factory witness testing when requested.
Keep commissioning logs, field reports, and turnover files current.
Aid with integrated systems testing and reliability demonstrations for critical building management systems, electrical power monitoring systems, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure.
Follow all site safety guidelines and compliance rules during every commissioning task.
Report daily progress, challenges, and risks directly to the lead commissioning engineer or commissioning manager.
Requirements
Minimum of two years of professional background in data center commissioning, critical infrastructure construction, or building systems.
Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline, though equivalent field experience is accepted.
Practical understanding of data center infrastructure, encompassing cooling systems and power distribution.
Understanding of commissioning levels ranging from level one through level five alongside their specific criteria.
Capability to review and comprehend construction blueprints, equipment submittals, and single-line diagrams.
Strong attention to detail paired with excellent record-keeping habits for fast-paced field settings.
Strong interpersonal communication skills for cross-trade coordination and prompt issue escalation.
Availability to travel to assigned project locations up to 75 percent of the time.
Salary and Benefits
Annual salary ranging from $90,000 to $106,000 plus bonus potential.
Restricted Stock Units included with all employment offers.
Paid time off, official holidays, and structured leave of absence programs.
Full medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage.
Financial contributions from the employer toward Health Savings Accounts.
Paid parental leave alongside life insurance, short-term disability, and long-term disability coverage.
Tuition reimbursement and professional development programs.
Wellness programs and mental health support.
Commuter transit and parking benefits.
Dedicated cell phone stipend.
401(k) retirement plan featuring employer matching contributions up to 4 percent.
Volunteer time off and global travel insurance with emergency assistance.
Daily meals allowance plus location-specific perks.
About the Company
Crusoe operates as a vertically integrated artificial intelligence infrastructure company that owns and manages the entire stack from energy generation to intelligence tokens. The organization focuses on solving power bottlenecks through an energy-first approach to make AI infrastructure faster and environmentally responsible.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly on the official Crusoe careers page.
