Company Overview

STACK Infrastructure builds, owns, and operates hyperscale and colocation data centers that power the world’s most ambitious technology companies. With a rapidly expanding footprint across APAC, STACK combines deep development expertise, flexible capital, and operational discipline to deliver critical digital infrastructure at scale.

Our clients include the largest hyperscale cloud platforms. We are building a regional platform defined by speed of delivery, power reliability, and long-term partnership — and we are assembling the team to lead that effort.

The Position

The Director, Engineering is responsible for the strategic leadership, planning, and execution of all engineering and facilities operations in the data centre. This role ensures the availability, reliability, and efficiency of critical infrastructure systems, including electrical, mechanical, and building management systems, while driving innovation and operational excellence. The Director will represent STACK at technical meetings with consultants, contractors, and vendors and lead multidisciplinary engineering teams to maintain uptime, meet customer SLA commitments, and support business growth.

Key responsibilities

· Bring innovative thinking to achieve cost reduction, flexibility, speed and energy efficiency.

· Liaise with customers on technical matters to and develop solutions.

· Develop sales engineering information packs for customer engineering reviews.

· Drive technical input to the consultants designs to meet the needs of our customers.

· Develop concept designs for early customer discussions and consultant briefing.

· Develop masterplanning concepts for new sites, including IT capacity yield and PUE estimations.

· Develop long lead equipment technical documentation, and review vendor proposals.

· Drive updates to internal BOD drawings, schematics and specifications.

· Steer consultants using technical expertise to achieve design, program, or commercial outcomes.

· Review consultant milestone designs against STACK BOD, briefing documents and customer requirements.

· Reduce construction cost by identifying and removing over-engineering or conservatism.

· Manage a small team who’s responsibilities are aligned with your own.

· Research new engineering technologies and trends in the data centre market and power industry. Bring new approaches to the broader engineering team for consideration in future builds.

· Provide technical support to onsite incidents from time to time.

· Assist in design management duties during periods of need.

· Engage with other stakeholders in the business to understand their needs and drivers.

· Work closely with VP, Engineering (APAC) to:

o review customer designs and engineering requirements

o review procurement initiatives including vendor relationships, technical specifications and keeping up to date with new technology in the market.

o work on cost saving opportunities initiatives across projects in Japan

· Lessons learnt/continuous improvement – ensure lessons are reviewed at the end of each project, and feedback into next phases of design and regional basis of design.

· Lead, coach and engage team members to maximize their performance and potential.

· Passionate about the data center industry and be an innovator, always looking to bring the forefront of technology into our projects to achieve and exceed our sustainability, safety & efficiency goals.

· Be safety focused at all times, work collaboratively with STACK Safety Leadership, embody and lead by example our in Safety Best Practices and Conduct.

Must-have Qualifications

· Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Engineering.

· At least 10 years of experience in construction and/or engineering development, especially in construction project delivery, project controls, risk management, contract administration.

· Data centre experience including detailed knowledge and understanding of data centre design, engineering principals and best practice.

· Technical skills to include 3D Design Tools, BIM process & methodology, 4D/5D design principals.