Fluidstack

9 open remote positions

Fluidstack builds civilization-scale infrastructure for AI to expand human freedom. They operate with extreme ownership, full autonomy, and velocity, and are hiring people who care deeply about this problem space.

Salary Distribution 9 of 9 jobs

Benefits Overview 8 of 9 jobs

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Open Positions

$160,000–$250,000/yr

  • Lead pre-construction for large-scale GPU data center projects, linking Real Estate, Design Engineering, Procurement, and Construction.
  • Run constructability reviews of electrical, mechanical, structural, and civil designs, focusing on high-density power and liquid cooling.
  • Perform site evaluations, develop scope packages and RFPs, and manage GC pre-construction services.

$100,000–$120,000/yr

  • Book and schedule shipments across the network, coordinating pickup and delivery windows directly with carriers and sites.
  • Track every shipment in transit through the TMS, flagging at-risk deliveries before they hit a site.
  • Own day-to-day carrier relationships, chase missed SLAs to root cause, and keep performance data current.

  • Serve as the most senior technical authority for operational mechanical and cooling infrastructure across the AI data center fleet.
  • Author and approve high-risk mechanical MOPs, EOPs, and AOPs, and lead root cause analysis on significant cooling events.
  • Own mechanical operational readiness and the commissioning-to-operations handover for new sites.

$200,000–$250,000/yr

  • Lead environmental due diligence on greenfield and brownfield sites, owning Phase I and Phase II ESAs and regulatory evaluations.
  • Build and execute site-specific permitting strategies across multiple states for CWA 404, NPDES, and other approvals.
  • Quarterback environmental requirements across teams to ensure natural-resource constraints don't become schedule risks.

  • Set the technical direction for controls design, owning templates, SOOs, points lists, and Division 25 specifications that every modular data center inherits.
  • Drive design decisions across mechanical, electrical, commissioning, and construction to remove controls as a bottleneck on site schedules.
  • Grow the team by hiring and developing controls engineers, ensuring quality and repeatability across all design packages.