Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (or related field); Professional Engineer (PE or SE) license or international equivalent (e.g., Chartered Engineer)
5–7 years of hands-on experience with structural analysis and design of steel and reinforced concrete structures — including foundations, platforms, and equipment anchorage — ideally for industrial or mission-critical facilities, including the ability to independently perform structural analysis and design in-house for new Armada products and site conditions, rather than relying solely on outside vendors
Working knowledge of structural analysis/design software and building codes (IBC, ASCE 7, AISC, ACI) and the ability to navigate comparable international structural codes (e.g., NCC, Eurocode) across multiple countries, including seismic, wind, snow, and soil load conditions
Comfort operating with a high degree of autonomy — you'll be defining the playbook, not inheriting one
Willingness and ability to travel approximately 20–30% to project sites, fabrication facilities, and construction locations worldwide
Prior experience with modular, prefabricated, or ISO-container-based construction methodologies, ideally for data centers or other mission-critical/industrial facilities
Exposure to data center–specific structural considerations: heavy equipment anchorage (generators, transformers, chillers), pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMB), and raised platform/foundation systems
Experience vetting, directing, and holding external structural engineering vendors and certifying engineers accountable across concurrent, geographically dispersed projects
Experience standing up design standards, templates, or governance processes for a growing team or portfolio, rather than only executing against existing ones
Background collaborating directly with product/hardware engineering teams, fabricators, general contractors, and local consultants across multiple regions or countries