Company Overview Librium Group is a global advisory firm dedicated to helping the U.S. government solve its most complex infrastructure, resilience, and mission-dominance challenges. We partner with federal agencies, developers, and investors to design, structure, and deliver transformative projects-from early-stage concept through financial close. With experience supporting over $12 billion in transactions, 3.7 gigawatts of generation capacity, and projects across 22 countries, we bring clarity, rigor, and precision to every engagement.

Our work spans critical infrastructure, national security, and major programs shaping how the nation delivers resilient, future-ready energy and installation solutions. At Librium Group, culture is paramount; we are a team built on trust, humility, excellence, and an unwavering commitment to client success. You will work side-by-side with teammates both on client site and virtually each day, in an environment grounded in support, purpose, and collaboration.

Position Description

Librium Group is seeking a technically strong, detail-oriented Data Center Engineer to support the U.S. government in the evaluation, oversight, and implementation of a large-scale data center. This role blends technical engineering expertise with strategic advisory work, acting as a trusted representative to ensure the developer's design, construction, and operational plans align with government requirements, federal standards, mission assurance needs, and long-term resilience objectives.

The role involves reviewing developer submissions, assessing data center design and infrastructure, evaluating power and cooling systems, coordinating with utilities, and advising federal stakeholders on risks, options, and decision pathways. This is a rare opportunity to support a high-visibility project at the intersection of real estate, national security, energy resilience, and emerging data center infrastructure.

This position requires on-site support at the Washington Navy Yard (Washington, DC) 2–4 days per week, with remote flexibility. Limited travel may be required.

Key Responsibilities

Technical Evaluation & Due Diligence

Review developer architectural, electrical, and mechanical designs for alignment with government requirements, UFC standards, energy resilience objectives, and mission-critical performance criteria.
Assess power distribution, UPS systems, generators, cooling systems, and redundancy schemes proposed by the developer.
Evaluate projected loads, reliability, resilience capabilities, and key technical assumptions.
Identify risks or gaps in power and cooling design, cybersecurity posture (physical/operational), facility hardening, and interconnection points.
Conduct independent engineering analysis as needed to validate developer-provided data, calculations, or modeling.

Project Oversight & Advisory Support

Provide government stakeholders with clear, actionable recommendations on design decisions, technical alternatives, and implications for mission assurance.
Support the government in monitoring developer progress, schedule adherence, and compliance with technical requirements.
Contribute to development and refinement of performance requirements, technical specifications, and milestones.
Assist in review of construction sequencing, commissioning approaches, and facility readiness planning.
Evaluate proposed interconnection and utility service strategies, including impacts to Navy infrastructure.

Stakeholder Coordination & Communication

Serve as a trusted technical advisor interfacing between the government, developer, utilities, and engineering teams.
Translate complex data center engineering concepts into digestible insights for senior military and civilian leaders.
Support cross-functional coordination across engineering, energy resilience, real estate, legal, acquisition, and mission support workstreams.
Prepare briefings, technical memoranda, issue summaries, and decision support materials for high-level leadership.

Qualifications

Required

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, or related field).
3–7 years of experience in data center design, critical facility engineering, or utility/energy infrastructure.
Strong understanding of power distribution, cooling systems, redundancy strategies, and reliability engineering.
Experience reviewing or producing engineering drawings, specifications, and technical packages.
Ability to evaluate developer submissions and identify gaps, risks, or technical issues.
Excellent analytical, communication, and technical writing skills.
Ability to operate in a dynamic environment with high-visibility government stakeholders.
Interest in mission-driven work supporting national security, infrastructure resilience, and public-private partnerships.
U.S. Citizen

Preferred

Experience supporting federal or DoD clients, especially with data center or critical infrastructure projects.
Familiarity with UFCs, Uptime Institute Tier Guidelines, ASHRAE TC 9.9, IEEE standards, and data center best practices.
Understanding of P3 or developer-led project structures.
Professional Engineer (PE) or progress toward licensure.
Active Secret Clearance or ability to obtain one.

Why Join Librium Group At Librium Group, you'll contribute to one of the most strategically significant infrastructure efforts in the federal space. You will work alongside a high-trust team dedicated to solving complex technical challenges while supporting mission readiness and national security.

In this role, you will:

Support the government on a transformative data center development with long-term strategic importance.
Work directly with senior Navy and federal leadership.
Engage deeply in both technical engineering and high-level advisory work.
Grow through hands-on experience with cutting-edge infrastructure and public-private development.
Be part of a culture that values people, teamwork, and purpose.

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