Associate Electrical Engineer | Data Centres

Overview

Lead Electrical delivery for hyperscale data centre, from underground HV to above‑ground systems

Key Responsibilities

• underground hv
• design coordination
• electrical systems
• team development
• project delivery

Tasks

You won’t be pitching or chasing work, you’ll be building a team and delivering it. You’ll start by leading inspections and delivery of complex underground HV infrastructure, the backbone of a major new data centre site. For the first 6 months, it’s below-ground inspections and coordination (as well as design on other data centre projects). The following 12 months, you’ll oversee the above-ground electrical systems as the project comes to life. You’ll develop and grow your own team, bringing through junior engineers and helping shape the next generation of electrical talent.

Requirements

• data centre
• infrastructure
• mentoring
• client facing

What You Bring

DM me for a confidential chat or call 0402 413 428. -Experience delivering data centre or large infrastructure projects -Willingness to grow and mentor a small team over time -Confident dealing directly with major clients and builders

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Benefits

There’s a mix of site and office work, and the opportunity to work across both new build and fit-out data centre projects for some of the biggest hyperscale operators in Australia. The client’s open to starting things off with a casual coffee chat, no formalities, just a conversation to see if it’s the right fit. Happy to do this without even sending a resume.

About Amida Group

-Founded in 2013, the company began as a nimble software services firm tackling complex data problems for government and commercial clients. -Over the years, it evolved into a go‑to partner for data interoperability, exchange, governance and security solutions. -The firm builds custom platforms–often open‑source–that power BI, predictive analytics, NLP, and downstream data transactions. -Typical projects include data catalogs for federal agencies, cybersecurity tools for semiconductor systems, and health data interoperability for state programs. -Its specialisms span robust data architecture, secure data platforms, AI/ML/NLP-driven analytics, cloud-agnostic operations, and microelectronics security. -Notably, it has developed a microelectronics security suite that traces hardware vulnerabilities from simulation through silicon. -Clients range from federal/state health agencies to commercial enterprises, reflecting a mix of public-sector impact and private-sector innovation. -Financially steady and privately held, the company sustains growth through repeat contracts and niche technical expertise, not public capital.

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