Lead Power Systems Engineer
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - CloudHQ in Torino
About CloudHQ:
CloudHQ is a global leader in hyperscale data centre solutions, delivering secure, high‑performance, and resilient facilities for many of the world’s largest technology companies.
CloudHQ is a global leader in digital infrastructure, designing, building, and operating large-scale hyperscale and colocation data centres across North America, EMEA, Asia, and South America. Founded by a pioneer in data centre REITs, CloudHQ delivers flexible, efficient, and resilient data centre solutions that empower the world’s largest technology companies.
Role Overview:
The Lead Power Systems Engineer will be a critical member of the CloudHQ Development team, primarily responsible for design, performance and delivery of CloudHQ’s utility infrastructure across EMEA.
This role plays a critical part in ensuring that all infrastructure meets the highest standards of reliability, efficiency, and scalability. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in power systems engineering, data centre design, and utility infrastructure coordination,
as well as experience working with cross-functional project and operations teams in a fast-paced, global environment.
The Lead Power Systems Engineer will be responsible for professionally representing CloudHQ’s Development team across multiple functions within the organisation as well as outside of the company. This role will be the primary technical point of contact from the Development team in respect of utility connections and delivery of utility connections to sites.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate with and support (from a technical perspective) CloudHQ’s EMEA Energy Lead in negotiations with utilities and grid operators to secure power capacity and manage interconnection processes.
Liaise with the EMEA Infrastructure Manager to ensure a coordinated approach to delivering power solutions across the region.
Provide guidance around utilities procurement, design, and delivery. Lead the design of power connections for new CloudH