Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) Expert — Data Centers
RemoteCONTRACTORPosted 2 months ago
Remote
About the Role
Role overview
Mercor is hiring experienced engineering, procurement, and construction professionals to review and strengthen complex engineering tasks set in data-center projects. This is a technical peer-review role: you will assess realistic project-delivery and field scenarios, repair gaps in task materials, and confirm that the expected outputs and grading methods reflect professional EPC practice.
What you will do
Review long-horizon tasks involving design coordination, procurement and vendor data, bid and issued drawing packages, EOR revisions, constructability, temporary works, 4D sequencing, field engineering, commissioning, and handover
Check scope interfaces, technical requirements, schedule logic, equipment and material constraints, document control, construction methods, and acceptance criteria
Identify ambiguity, conflicting source documents, missing constraints, or unrealistic deliverables
Produce clear technical findings and validate corrected tasks end to end
Who we are looking for
Typically 2+ years of experience delivering data centers, mission-critical facilities, or comparably complex capital projects through EPC, design-build, or construction-management models
Relevant roles include Project Engineer, Engineering Manager, Design Manager, Construction Manager, Field Engineer, Procurement Engineer, Commissioning Manager, Project Controls Lead, or Technical Project Manager
Strong understanding of multidisciplinary design and construction interfaces; PE, PMP, CCM, or commissioning credentials are preferred where relevant
Experience at a leading EPC, design-build, engineering, or construction firm is strongly preferred
Able to interpret large document sets, specifications, drawings, schedules, equipment submittals, cost and constraint registers, and field records
Precise, detail-oriented, and able to explain technical issues clearly in writing
Details
Approximately 5–10 hours per week initially
Immediate start
Compensation: $100–$140 per hour, based on experience and role fit
We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.
What You'll Do
Role overview Mercor is hiring experienced engineering, procurement, and construction professionals to review and strengthen complex engineering tasks set in data-center projects.
This is a technical peer-review role: you will assess realistic project-delivery and field scenarios, repair gaps in task materials, and confirm that the expected outputs and grading methods reflect professional EPC practice.
What you will do Review long-horizon tasks involving design coordination, procurement and vendor data, bid and issued drawing packages, EOR revisions, constructability, temporary works, 4D sequencing, field engineering, commissioning, and handover Check scope interfaces, technical requirements, schedule logic, equipment and material constraints, document control, construction methods, and acceptance criteria Identify ambiguity, conflicting source documents, missing constraints, or unrealistic deliverables Improve task prompts, supporting artifacts, acceptance criteria, rubrics, and programmatic checks Produce clear technical findings and validate corrected tasks end to end Who we are looking for Typically 2+ years of experience delivering data centers, mission-critical facilities, or comparably complex capital projects through EPC, design-build, or construction-management models Relevant roles include Project Engineer, Engineering Manager, Design Manager, Construction Manager, Field Engineer, Procurement Engineer, Commissioning Manager, Project Controls Lead, or Technical Project Manager Strong understanding of multidisciplinary design and construction interfaces; PE, PMP, CCM, or commissioning credentials are preferred where relevant Experience at a leading EPC, design-build, engineering, or construction firm is strongly preferred Able to interpret large document sets, specifications, drawings, schedules, equipment submittals, cost and constraint registers, and field records Precise, detail-oriented, and able to explain technical issues clearly in writing Details Approximately 5–10 hours per week initially Immediate start Compensation: $100–$140 per hour, based on experience and role fit We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.
