Senior Staff Quality Control (QC) Engineer

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As a Senior Staff Quality Control (QC) Engineer, you will serve as a senior technical authority for construction quality across Crusoe’s mission-critical data center infrastructure. You will define, standardize, and improve quality engineering practices across major construction scopes, with deep focus on MEP systems, commissioning readiness, inspection standards, defect prevention, and turnover integrity.

This is a highly field-driven, technically deep role at the intersection of construction, engineering, MEP systems, and commissioning - where quality directly impacts uptime, performance, capital efficiency, and long-term reliability.

What You’ll Be Working On

Serve as a senior technical QC leader across large-scale, mission-critical data center construction projects

Define and improve program-level quality engineering standards, inspection methods, and acceptance criteria

Work across multiple tenant quality programs and reconcile differing spec and flow-down requirements.

Develop, refine, and govern Inspection Test Plans, checklists, inspection workflows, and quality documentation standards across civil, structural, electrical, mechanical, controls, and commissioning-related scopes

Partner closely with Construction, Design, Commissioning, Operations, GCs, subcontractors, OEMs, AHJs, and third-party inspectors to drive consistent quality outcomes

Provide senior-level technical review of drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, field changes, and construction execution plans from a quality and constructability perspective

Lead root cause analysis for recurring defects, non-conformances, rework drivers, and system-level quality failures

Establish defect taxonomies, trend reporting, and quality metrics that provide visibility into systemic risk and performance across scopes or projects

Drive pre-functional and functional readiness standards in partnership with commissioning teams

Provide technical quality sign-off recommendations for systems prior to commissioning, energization, turnover, and operational handoff

Review and validate non-conformance reports, corrective action plans, punch lists, inspection results, test reports, as-builts, redlines, O&M manuals, and turnover packages

Identify quality risks early and influence corrective action before issues impact schedule, commissioning, cost, or reliability

Translate field lessons learned into scalable standards, playbooks, and repeatable quality practices

Mentor QC Engineers, QC Managers, construction teams, and trade partners on technical quality standards and inspection discipline

Support audit readiness and maintain high-quality documentation and reporting standards across assigned projects or campus scopes

What Success Looks Like

Critical MEP systems are installed correctly and ready for first-pass commissioning success

Repeat defects, rework, and preventable quality issues are reduced through stronger standards and early detection

Construction, commissioning, and design teams operate from a shared, technically rigorous quality framework

Quality metrics and field data are trusted, visible, and used to drive decisions

Turnover documentation is complete, accurate, and audit-ready

Lessons learned are translated into improved standards across projects, scopes, and trade partners

Crusoe’s quality posture improves schedule confidence, system reliability, and long-term operational performance

Who You Are

10+ years of experience in construction QA/QC, quality engineering, field engineering, commissioning support, or related technical construction roles

Deep technical understanding of MEP systems in mission-critical, industrial, or large-scale infrastructure environments

Strong experience with electrical distribution, mechanical/cooling systems, controls, system integration, and construction-to-commissioning handoff

Proven ability to develop or improve ITPs, inspection plans, quality standards, checklists, NCR processes, punch management, and turnover documentation practices

Strong ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, technical submittals, test reports, commissioning documents, and code requirements

Experience using defect tracking, trend analysis, root cause methodology, and corrective action frameworks to improve quality outcomes

Comfortable influencing GCs, subcontractors, engineering teams, commissioning teams, and internal stakeholders without relying on direct authority

Strong field presence with the ability to identify installation risks, technical issues, and quality gaps before they become downstream failures

Systems thinker who understands how construction quality impacts commissioning, operations, uptime, and long-term asset performance

Highly organized, analytical, and detail-oriented, with strong documentation and communication skills

Nice to Have

Data center or hyperscale experience with companies such as AWS, Meta, Google, Microsoft, or similar

Experience in complex large-scale construction environments such as healthcare, semiconductor, refinery, central plants, power, or industrial infrastructure

Experience working closely with commissioning teams on pre-functional, functional, and integrated systems testing

Familiarity with Procore, BIM360, Autodesk Build, Bluebeam, commissioning platforms, or similar construction/quality tools

Relevant certifications such as CQM, CQI, PMP, Lean Six Sigma, ASQ, or similar

Experience creating quality standards, inspection libraries, lessons-learned programs, or quality playbooks at scale

Additional Expectations

Willingness to be on-site full-time on site.

Ability to travel to other Crusoe construction sites as needed

Ability to hold contractors and internal stakeholders accountable to quality standards, including escalation when necessary

Commitment to maintaining high standards in safety, quality, documentation, and execution excellence

Benefits:

Competitive compensation and equity packages

Restricted Stock Units

Paid time off, paid holidays & leave of absence programs

Comprehensive health, dental & vision insurance

Employer contributions to HSA account

Paid parental leave

Paid life insurance, short-term and long-term disability

Professional development & tuition reimbursement

Mental health & wellness support

Commuter benefits (parking & transit)

Cell phone stipend

401(k) Retirement plan with company match up to 4% of salary

Volunteer time off

Global travel insurance & emergency assistance

Daily meals allowance

Additional perks & programs specific to location

Compensation Range

Compensation will be paid in the range of up to $165,000-$195,000 + Bonus. Restricted Stock Units are included in all offers. Compensation to be determined by the applicants knowledge, education, and abilities, as well as internal equity and alignment with market data.