Associate Director – Electrical
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Black & White Engineering in Bardi
Associate Director - Electrical (Data Centres)
Location: Milan, Hybrid Working
As an Associate Director with an Electrical Engineering background, you'll have the opportunity to lead the development of some of the most advanced data centres and mission-critical facilities being delivered across Europe and beyond.
This is a role where your expertise will directly influence high-profile projects for global hyperscale, colocation, and technology clients.
You'll work on facilities that demand exceptional levels of resilience, reliability, and performance, helping deliver the electrical infrastructure that powers cloud computing, artificial intelligence, financial services, telecommunications, and other critical digital services relied upon by millions of people every day.
From concept design through to technical delivery, construction support and commissioning, you'll lead the design of complex electrical systems including power distribution, UPS, standby generation, earthing and lightning protection systems.
You'll provide technical leadership across multidisciplinary teams,
engage directly with clients, mentor developing engineers, and help shape innovative engineering solutions for some of the world's most demanding environments.
Whether your ambition is to become a recognised technical authority, lead major project portfolios, or progress into senior business leadership, this role offers the scale, complexity, and visibility needed to accelerate your professional growth.
What's In It For You
Work on Industry-Leading Data Centre Projects
Gain exposure to some of the largest and most technically challenging hyperscale and colocation developments in Europe, delivering solutions for globally recognised technology clients.
Technical Leadership & Influence
Lead electrical design strategies and provide technical direction across multidisciplinary engineering teams, influencing decisions that shape project success.
Complex Engineering Challenges
Develop resilient electrical