Data Centre Engineering Consultant - Construction Design Background

Job Description

Data Centre Design and Construction Specialist Consultant - Critical Engineering

Location: London / Flexible / Hybrid working


Salary @ £80,000 – £90,000 , Annual Bonus , potential EMI Scheme - Depending on you and your

experience ++ Excellent Benefits and an amazing work environment.


If you find yourself asking Is it all about the money? Surely there must be an amazing place to work out there where the office ambiance is collaborative, your work colleagues are friendly and helpful, the environment is supportive, and people go to the office not because they have to but because they want to? Would you like to work in a place like this?


Well, PLEASE read on!

Are you ready to take ownership of your career in a truly exceptional environment? When I visited the customers' offices, it felt different in a good way.


A Boutique market-leading data centre consultancy is seeking a talented and driven Data Centre Consultant to join their expanding team. This is a rare opportunity to work across the full life-cycle of high-profile digital infrastructure projects — from early-stage feasibility to design, procurement, construction, and commissioning.


This consultancy is known for its collaborative culture, industry-wide reach, and commitment to excellence. You’ll be part of a team that partners with investors, developers, operators, and enterprise clients on some of the most exciting and impact projects in the sector.


Just some of the things you will be doing


On Offer for the right candidate?

• A supportive, people-first culture where your ideas and contributions are genuinely valued.

• A flexible, hybrid working model built on trust and autonomy.

• The chance to take ownership of your work and grow within a business that champions your development.

• Work alongside brilliant minds in a company that’s shaping the future of digital infrastructure.

• A vibrant, entrepreneurial environment where no two days are the same.


Do you have?

• 5–10+ years’ experience in data centre design, construction, or project delivery.

• Strong technical knowledge of MEP systems and critical infrastructure.

• Excellent communication and client-facing skills.

• A proactive, adaptable mindset and a passion for solving complex challenges.

• Degree-qualified in Engineering or a related field (Chartered status a plus)


If you're looking for more than just a job — and want to be part of a company where you can thrive, grow, and make a real impact — we’d love to hear from you.


Why this Company? • People-First Culture: They are a values-led team that genuinely invests in your personal and professional growth. • Real Impact: Work on high-profile, meaningful projects influencing the future of global digital infrastructure. • Flexibility & Trust: They offer hybrid working and a grown-up approach to how work gets done. • Entrepreneurial Energy: They are building something special !

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