M&E Engineer (Data Center), Singapore

Talent Source Global

Singapore

On-site · Contract

Enterprise Data Center Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Engineer

We are seeking a skilled Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Engineer to join our Enterprise Data Center team in Singapore.

Location: Singapore
Industry: Finance

Responsibilities

  • Provide timely reporting and escalation of operational issues to designated client contacts.
  • Support incident, event, and problem management, including:
    • Coordinating information flow during M&E-related incidents.
    • Providing regular incident status updates.
    • Reviewing incident reports and preparing periodic trend summaries.
    • Tracking post-incident actions and remediation items through to closure.
  • Provide cost and contract support, including:
    • Supporting the preparation of operating budgets related to M&E services.
    • Reviewing vendor invoices for scope and contractual alignment.
  • Support change management, ensuring M&E-related changes follow agreed processes and have appropriate documentation and reporting.
  • Support vendor management by coordinating with third-party service providers to:
    • Monitor compliance with health and safety requirements.
    • Monitor performance against agreed KPIs and SLAs.
  • Oversee vendor-generated documentation, including work method statements, risk assessments, and permit-to-work submissions.
  • Coordinate and oversee routine and ad hoc M&E maintenance activities within data centers, ensuring risks are identified, mitigated, and communicated appropriately.
  • Support monitoring and reporting of data center energy consumption and utilization, based on information provided by colocation facility operators.
  • Support data center environments with M&E infrastructure such as UPS, generators, cooling, and power distribution.
  • Coordinate within IT-enabled infrastructure environments.

Desired Capabilities

  • Demonstrated experience delivering M&E engineering services in mission-critical or data center environments.
  • Ability to support services in regulated or financial services environments.
  • Familiarity with structured service management practices, such as incident, change, and problem management.