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Setting: 28 Bed ER in Level II Trauma Center Annual ED volume: 30K Start date: must be avail to start Dec 28 Contract length: 3 months with possibility of extension Schedule: must be open to days, nights, weekends Staffing model: 24 hour double coverage Scope: independently manage level 4s, assist with level 3s, may assist with 2s EMR: Meditech Requirements: active TX license, DEA, ATLS, ACLS, BLS, PALS Travel and lodging: provided

Hut 8

Hut 8 brings exceptional people together to solve the world’s most consequential problems at the intersection of energy and technology. Today, that means building infrastructure for AI at a pace and scale without precedent. Tomorrow, it could mean powering a new era of innovation through robotics, advanced manufacturing, or an industry that does not yet exist. Whatever the technology demands, our ambition holds: to build the defining physical infrastructure company of our generation. We look for thinkers and builders with the rigor, humility, and ownership to solve problems at this scale. They start from zero and choose truth over tradition. They back the best idea, whatever its source. They bet on themselves and embrace the hard truths that force them to grow. Our commitment is to keep the path from idea to execution short, trust them with critical decisions and the work that follows, and surround them with colleagues whose curiosity extends beyond their expertise. ABOUT THE ROLE The Mechanical Systems Expert is Managed Services' expert embedded in a data center build - supporting design review and commissioning to ensure cooling systems are operable and maintainable at turnover. Every design decision eventually becomes someone's 3 a.m. problem; this role reviews the design and witnesses the testing on behalf of that person. Some of the key responsibilities you should expect are the following: Operability Design Review Review mechanical and cooling designs - chilled water plants, air and liquid cooling systems, CDUs, CRAHs, heat rejection, water treatment - through an operations lens: maintenance access and laydown, isolation and redundancy behavior, degraded-mode operation, instrumentation adequacy, and failure-mode consequences. File review comments that change designs, not just document concerns. Construction-Phase Verification Walk mechanical installations at key milestones: pipe routing and support, valve access, equipment clearances, insulation quality, and cleanliness/flushing protocol compliance - catching operability problems while they're still cheap to fix. Commissioning Witness Witness Level 3-5 commissioning of mechanical systems: functional performance tests, staging and failover sequences, failure scenarios, and integrated systems testing. Drive operational issues into the Cx log with clear acceptance criteria and verify closure personally. Turnover Readiness Verify mechanical turnover packages: O&Ms, as-builts, valve tags and system labeling, water treatment baselines, spare parts and consumables lists, and PM program inputs (frequencies, procedures, vendor contacts). Validate training actually equips operators to run the plant. Operations Transition Support Support early operations stabilization post-turnover: alarm tuning input, setpoint refinement, and first-months troubleshooting alongside the operations team. Program Feedback Feed operational lessons into Hut 8 mechanical design standards and the next project's basis of design. ABOUT YOU What we're looking for: - 8+ years in critical facilities mechanical operations, commissioning, or chief-engineer-track roles. - Deep hands-on knowledge of chilled water plants, hydronic systems, and data center cooling topologies - air-cooled, water-cooled, and liquid/direct-to-chip. - Level 1-5 commissioning fluency from the witness/operations side, including integrated systems testing. - Sharp eye for maintainability in design reviews: access, isolation, and instrumentation gaps. - Turnover documentation rigor - you read the O&M before signing for it. - Comfortable embedded with a construction team while holding the operations line. - Water treatment and cleanliness protocol experience for critical hydronic systems. - CFC/EPA certifications, trade licensure, or engineering degree all welcome paths. ABOUT THE WORK ENVIRONMENT - Full time on-site in Nueces County, TX.

Hut 8

Hut 8 brings exceptional people together to solve the world’s most consequential problems at the intersection of energy and technology. Today, that means building infrastructure for AI at a pace and scale without precedent. Tomorrow, it could mean powering a new era of innovation through robotics, advanced manufacturing, or an industry that does not yet exist. Whatever the technology demands, our ambition holds: to build the defining physical infrastructure company of our generation. We look for thinkers and builders with the rigor, humility, and ownership to solve problems at this scale. They start from zero and choose truth over tradition. They back the best idea, whatever its source. They bet on themselves and embrace the hard truths that force them to grow. Our commitment is to keep the path from idea to execution short, trust them with critical decisions and the work that follows, and surround them with colleagues whose curiosity extends beyond their expertise. ABOUT THE ROLE We are seeking a Field Manager, CXQC, Principal to support the testing, verification, and turnover of critical infrastructure systems across our data center and mission-critical facility portfolio. This is a hands-on, field-oriented role responsible for executing commissioning programs from pre-functional testing through integrated system verification. The role is project-based, which means assignment locations will vary — candidates must be comfortable with travel and potential relocation to support active project sites across our growing footprint. Some of the key responsibilities you should expect are the following: • Execute pre-functional, functional, and integrated system commissioning activities across mechanical, electrical, and controls systems • Support startup and commissioning of critical infrastructure including UPS systems, generators, switchgear, PDUs, CRAC/CRAH units, chillers, and BMS/EPMS platforms • Document commissioning activities, test results, deficiencies, and resolutions in accordance with project commissioning plans • Coordinate closely with general contractors, subcontractors, equipment vendors, and the owner's engineering team to sequence and execute commissioning activities • Conduct site observations to verify installations are complete and compliant with design drawings and specifications prior to testing • Identify field deficiencies and work with the project team to drive timely resolution before milestone dates • Support and ensure readiness for operational turnover • Maintain accurate, detailed commissioning records including test reports, punch lists, and equipment start-up logs • Enforce safety protocols and ensure compliance with site-specific safety plans and OSHA standards during all commissioning activities • Communicate daily progress, issues, and schedule risks to the appropriate project stakeholders ABOUT YOU • 2–5 years of hands-on experience in commissioning, startup, or field engineering within data centers, mission-critical facilities, or large-scale infrastructure projects • Working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and controls systems common to mission-critical environments (UPS, generators, switchgear, cooling, BMS/EPMS) • Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, single-line diagrams, and equipment submittals • Strong understanding of commissioning documentation requirements including test scripts, punch lists, and turnover packages • Experience coordinating with multiple trades and subcontractors on active construction sites • Comfortable operating in fast-paced, milestone-driven project environments with shifting priorities • Detail-oriented with strong written and verbal communication skills — able to produce clear field reports and communicate issues effectively to project stakeholder • Willingness and ability to travel to project sites; relocation may be required based on project assignment • OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred • Experience with mission-critical infrastructure commissioning (power, cooling, fiber, telecom) is a strong plus • Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license; active passport preferred for potential international project assignments ABOUT THE WORK ENVIRONMENT This role is project-based and will be assigned to active data center construction and commissioning sites within Hut 8's portfolio. Assignment locations will vary and candidates should expect regular travel with the possibility of extended on-site presence or relocation depending on project needs. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role.

Hut 8

Hut 8 brings exceptional people together to solve the world’s most consequential problems at the intersection of energy and technology. Today, that means building infrastructure for AI at a pace and scale without precedent. Tomorrow, it could mean powering a new era of innovation through robotics, advanced manufacturing, or an industry that does not yet exist. Whatever the technology demands, our ambition holds: to build the defining physical infrastructure company of our generation. We look for thinkers and builders with the rigor, humility, and ownership to solve problems at this scale. They start from zero and choose truth over tradition. They back the best idea, whatever its source. They bet on themselves and embrace the hard truths that force them to grow. Our commitment is to keep the path from idea to execution short, trust them with critical decisions and the work that follows, and surround them with colleagues whose curiosity extends beyond their expertise. The Electrical SME is Managed Services' electrical expert embedded in a data center build - supporting design review and commissioning witness to ensure electrical systems are operable and maintainable at turnover. The electrical system is the facility's spine; this role makes sure it can be operated, switched, and maintained safely by the team inheriting it. Some of the key responsibilities you should expect are the following: Operability Design Review Review electrical designs - MV/LV distribution, generator plants, UPS systems, EPMS - for operability: maintenance access and working clearances, switching practicality and arc-flash exposure during real operating procedures, redundancy behavior under maintenance conditions, and labeling/mimic clarity. Push back where the design assumes maintenance that can't safely be performed. Construction - Phase Verification Walk electrical installations at key milestones: equipment setting and clearances, terminations and torque documentation, grounding, and cable management quality - flagging operability and quality issues to the MEP superintendent early. Testing & Commissioning Witness Witness NETA acceptance testing and Level 3-5 commissioning: protective device testing, generator and UPS transfer sequences, load bank testing, pull-the-plug scenarios, and integrated systems testing. Drive operational findings into the Cx log and verify closure. Turnover Readiness Verify electrical turnover packages: test records and settings files, one-lines and as-builts, arc-flash labels matching final studies, spare breakers and critical spares, PM program inputs, and switching procedures. Confirm operator training covers real switching and emergency scenarios. Energization & Early Operations Support energization sequences and early operations stabilization: alarm and EPMS tuning input, operating procedure refinement, and first-months troubleshooting with the operations team. Program Feedback Feed operational lessons into Hut 8 electrical standards and future basis-of-design decisions. ABOUT YOU - What we're looking for: - 8+ years in critical facilities electrical operations, commissioning, or NETA-adjacent field roles. - Deep knowledge of MV/LV switchgear, protective devices, generator and UPS systems, and EPMS/power monitoring. - Commissioning witness experience through integrated systems testing in mission-critical environments. - NFPA 70E fluency and real switching/LOTO experience - you've operated the gear, not just reviewed it. - NETA testing literacy: you can read the reports critically and catch what's missing. - Maintainability instincts in design review: clearances, access, and safe isolation paths. - Turnover documentation rigor, especially settings files and test records. - Electrical license, military power background (Navy nuke/Air Force power pro), or engineering degree all welcome paths. ABOUT THE WORK ENVIRONMENT Full-time on-site based role.