Direct Current Datacenter System Architect
Pubblicato il 24-08-2026 - BlackBerry in Dalmine
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Join us and help run what runs the world.This position reports to:Program Manager Solid State TransformerYour role and responsibilitiesWe are looking for a Power Systems Architect to join our Direct Current Data Center Incubator, playing a critical role in driving the transformational shift toward next-generation Direct current data center architectures.
Working closely with strategic customers
- especially hyperscalers
- you will help shape the future of data center architectures by translating complex customer challenges into innovative, optimized electrical solutions.In this highly visible role, you will act as a trusted technical advisor across the full project lifecycle, combining deep technical expertise with strong consultative skills.
You will influence market opportunities, support customer adoption, reduce churn, and enable flawless execution of pioneering Direct Current data center projects.The work model for the role is: hybrid (#LI hybrid)This position reports solid line to the Solid State Transformer Program Manager and dotted line to the Direct Current Datacenter Incubator Manager.Key ResponsibilitiesIn collaboration with ABB data center segment and account managers partners closely with key customers
- particularly hyperscalers
- to support their transition from conventional AC data centers to advanced Direct Current data center architectures.Design and architect end-to-end electrical power system solutions for data centers, delivering competitive, scalable, and future-ready system architectures.Design protection and control— Designing Direct Current ‑specific protection schemes and overall control schemes for the future arch