Job Description

Transform at JLL with your leadership experience as a Lead Electrician  on a technology client account! You will work as part of an engineering & facilities team at multi-million sq ft client portfolio with a corporate headquarters and 3 data centers managed by JLL.

Schedule: onsite, Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM with an on-call rotating schedule

Location: North Austin / Round Rock, TX

Reports to: Regional Facilities Manager

Additional Perks: company provided cell phone, laptop, cafeteria onsite, company provided uniforms, tools, & PPE, large engineering team, place to learn with different equipment and SME’s.

Estimated Compensation: $38.80 - $45.91 an hour, the range listed is an estimate and not guaranteed. A job offer will vary based on applicant’s education, experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, internal equity and alignment with market data

Position Summary:

The  Electrical Maintenance Lead serves as the senior electrical subject matter expert responsible for overseeing the safe operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of electrical systems across all Central Texas client facilities. This role is critical to supporting the client’s 24/7 mission-critical environments, including office campuses and data centers, and acts as the primary coordinator for electrical maintenance programs, vendor management, and infrastructure reliability.

This position exceeds the traditional scope of an "Electrical Lead" and aligns more closely with that of an  Electrical Maintenance Manager , requiring both technical depth and leadership capabilities. The successful candidate will bring advanced knowledge of NFPA70b standards, critical power distribution systems, and experience managing complex infrastructure and vendor performance.

Key Responsibilities:

Maintenance & Operations Oversight

• Lead all electrical maintenance programs, including preventive, predictive, and corrective strategies.

• Oversee the planning and execution of annual infrared scanning programs, reviewing reports, and driving corrective actions.

• Manage major maintenance shutdowns, including MOP (Method of Procedure) and PTP (Pre-Task Planning) development, contractor oversight, and client coordination.

• Ensure compliance with NFPA70b and other applicable codes, safety standards, and regulatory requirements.

Vendor and Contractor Management

• Coordinate and oversee third-party vendors for routine PMs, arc flash studies, coordination studies, and specialized repairs.

• Develop scopes of work, review contractor procedures, and provide technical oversight during project execution.

• Serve as the point of contact for all electrical vendors under contract with the client across the Central Texas portfolio.

Infrastructure and System Support

• Maintain and troubleshoot critical electrical systems, including utility feeds, ATS, switchgear, UPS systems, generators, PDU/STS units, batteries, and lighting systems.

• Provide real-time operational support during emergency events, including after-hours response and corrective actions.

• Support system resets, switchgear operations, and ensure uptime of power-critical infrastructure.

Project Support and Capital Planning

• Provide technical input on construction and upgrade projects related to electrical infrastructure.

• Assist with the development of multi-year capital improvement plans, cost forecasting, and budgeting related to electrical assets.

• Maintain accurate electrical system documentation, including one-line diagrams, PM logs, and compliance records.

Compliance and Recordkeeping

• Maintain documentation to support audit readiness and regulatory compliance.

• Administer and support the Critical Facility Change Request and Incident Reporting processes.

• Manage and track electrical system loads and maintain building compliance documentation.

Leadership and Training

• Support and mentor junior engineering staff and technicians.
• Partner with other engineering leads, project managers, and facility stakeholders to ensure alignment on electrical priorities.
• Represent electrical operations in cross-functional and safety-related meetings and programs.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High School diploma or GED equivalent
• Journey Electrician License (required)
• Eight (8)+ years of experience in electrical systems facilities maintenance
• Three (3)+ years of relevant people management experience (managing a team of maintenance/electrical personnel)
• Strong working knowledge of NFPA 70E, 70B, NEC, OSHA standards, and local codes
• Hands-on experience supporting electrical infrastructure in  data centers or  large commercial real estate portfolios
• Demonstrated experience with CMMS systems, arc flash/coordination studies, and load tracking
• Ability to interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, and technical documents

Preferred Qualifications:

• Master Electrician License is preferable
• Military experience (e.g., Army Prime Power, Navy ET/Nuke, Air Force HVAC/Power Pro Electrician) is a plus.
• Experience managing electrical infrastructure in  mission-critical environments
• Vendor management and contract oversight experience
• Familiarity with building management systems (BMS) and power monitoring tools
• Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills
• Corrigo experience

Additional Requirements:

• Participation in on-call rotation and ability to respond to after-hours events
• Must be capable of safely operating electrical breakers, switches, and emergency systems
• Ability to support emergency response and restoration efforts
• Must be able to work long hours and weekends when necessary

Please submit your application with an updated resume, location, and contact information.
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