AI Infrastructure Deployment Engineer
At Fundrise · United States
Salary: US$200,000–230,000 a year
- DevOps and infrastructure
- Full-time
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Open to the United States
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“Remote-first work environment (must live in the United States) Competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance- Fundrise contributes to both employee and dependent premiums Flexible Spending Accounts for medical expenses, dependent care,…”
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- Posted
- 8 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 15 October 2026
- Last checked
- 26 hours ago
Job description
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What you'll do
Visit Fundrise properties and assess electrical readiness for modular compute deployments. Review one-line diagrams, service capacity, transformer and switchgear ratings, feeder capacity, breaker availability, backup power, grounding, and onsite physical constraints. Identify required utility upgrades, electrical scope, long-lead equipment, permitting requirements, risks, costs, and schedules. Manage electrical design, contractor bids, equipment submittals, construction, testing, commissioning, and turnover. Coordinate with network providers to validate fiber routes, carrier availability, building entry, redundancy, and turn-up requirements. Develop a repeatable site-readiness standard and a concise go/no-go investment memo for each property. Work with compute, cooling, controls, and property teams so installations operate safely without compromising building operations or the resident and tenant experience. Maintain accurate as-builts, capacity records, commissioning documentation, and vendor performance data.
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What we're looking for
4–8 years of experience in electrical engineering, electrical construction, commissioning, critical facilities, power generation, industrial infrastructure, or data centers. Ability to interpret electrical drawings, one-lines, equipment submittals, and construction documents. Experience with medium- and low-voltage distribution, switchgear, transformers, generators, UPS/BESS, protection coordination, or power-quality issues. Experience managing contractors, consultants, schedules, and technical risk in the field. Comfort traveling frequently to properties across the U.S. Strong judgment, clear written communication, and willingness to work across real estate, utility, construction, and technology teams.
A Professional Engineer license, EIT credential, data-center experience, utility coordination experience, or electrical-contractor project-engineering background is preferred but not required.
Scope of the role
This role is not responsible for serving as engineer of record. It works with licensed design professionals and local contractors while owning Fundrise's technical diligence, standards, and deployment execution.
Benefits at Fundrise
Remote-first work environment (must live in the United States) Competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance- Fundrise contributes to both employee and dependent premiums Flexible Spending Accounts for medical expenses, dependent care, and parking 401(k) with 3% contributed by Fundrise, regardless of whether you are actively contributing yourself Fully covered life insurance and short-term disability Significant equity via our employee stock grant program Gympass benefit including mental health resources Flexible PTO Employee Assistance Program Paid parental leave
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