Total 93 Director/C-Level construction engineer job vacancies

• Lead project electrical phases: feasibility, detailed design, procurement, onsite construction supervision, and commissioning handover.

• Responsibilities will include Utility Power Applications, negotiating, updating and ensure contract obligations with Utility Authority.

• Design and validate power systems: switchgear, transformers, UPS, generators, PDUs, earthing, lighting, and EPMS/DCIM systems.

• Conduct load assessments, short-circuit studies, voltage drop and cable sizing. Generate single-line diagrams, equipment specs, and technical reports.

• Supervise site installations; perform inspections to ensure conformance with approved design, safety codes, and project schedule.

• Develop and oversee complex commissioning and functional testing procedures—include performance and failure-mode tests, pre-functional checklists, and comprehensive Cx reports.

• Manage Consultant and Architect through RFIs, change orders, submittals, progress reports, documentation control, and proper turnover protocols.

• Serve as liaison between client, contractors, vendors, and consultants; ensure electrical works meet design intent and contractual obligations.

• Monitor energy efficiency goals and recommend optimizations in alignment with sustainability targets.

• Assist in site commissioning training and handover to operations teams, supporting operations readiness

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field; relevant additional experience may substitute.

• 5+ years of electrical engineering experience, with at least 3–5 years in data center or mission-critical construction roles.

• Preferably, has experience the entire build cycle of data center facility in country such as Malaysia or Thailand.

• Proficient in design, modeling & drafting tools: AutoCAD, Revit, ETAP, Bluebeam, and similar software.

• Strong technical knowledge — UPS, switchgear, generators, EPMS/DCIM, load studies, and grounding systems.

• Capable communicator, able to drive coordination across stakeholders and lead site-based operations meetings with clarity.

• Certifications: Professional Engineer (BEM Malaysia), PMP, or other recognized credentials.

• Experience with BIM-based design and MEPF coordination in data center projects.

• Familiarity with standards: TIA 942, Uptime Institute tier certifications, IEC, local Malaysian codes.

• Prior knowledge of energy-efficient strategies or green data center deployments in Malaysia or Thailand.

The Director cum Shareholder in a construction company holds dual responsibilities of corporate governance and ownership, while actively overseeing construction operations, project delivery, and business growth. This role ensures projects are completed safely, on time, within budget, and in compliance with regulatory standards.

1. Strategic Leadership

• Set the company’s vision, mission, and long-term strategy
• Drive business growth, expansion, and profitability
• Evaluate market opportunities and risks
• Define company direction in the construction sector (e.g., residential, commercial, infrastructure projects)
• Identify and secure new construction projects, tenders, and contracts
• Build relationships with developers, contractors, consultants, and government agencies
• Drive company growth, profitability, and market positioning

2. Corporate Governance

• Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, and corporate requirements
• Uphold fiduciary duties in the best interest of the company and shareholders
• Participate in board meetings and decision-making

3. Financial Oversight

• Review and approve budgets, financial reports, and investments
• Monitor financial performance and ensure sustainability
• Safeguard company assets and shareholder value

4. Operational Oversight

• Oversee senior management and key business functions
• Provide guidance and direction to executives
• Ensure efficient operations aligned with company goals
• Oversee all construction projects from planning to completion
• Ensure projects meet timelines, budgets, and quality standards
• Monitor site progress, manpower allocation, and subcontractor performance
• Resolve project issues, delays, and operational challenges

5. Stakeholder Management

• Represent the company to investors, partners, and regulators
• Build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders
• Participate in shareholder meetings and voting decisions

6. Risk Management

• Identify potential business risks and implement mitigation strategies
• Ensure proper internal controls and risk frameworks are in place

7. Shareholder Responsibilities

• Exercise voting rights on major company matters
• Contribute to key decisions such as mergers, acquisitions, and dividends
• Support capital raising or reinvestment initiatives

8. Ownership & Investment

• Invest capital in the company by purchasing shares
• Maintain an active interest in the company’s financial performance
• Support long-term growth and value creation

8. Financial Participation

• Receive dividends when declared by the company
• Monitor return on investment and company profitability
• Evaluate financial reports and disclosures

9.Oversight & Accountability

• Hold the board of directors accountable for company performance
• Ensure transparency and good corporate governance
• Raise concerns or propose resolutions when necessary

10.Strategic Input

• Provide input on major strategic decisions
• Support capital raising initiatives or business expansion plans

The CEO is responsible for setting the overall vision and strategy, driving business growth, and ensuring financial stability. They oversee major project performance to ensure delivery on time, within budget, and to quality standards, while managing risks, compliance, and safety regulations. The CEO also leads senior management, builds strong relationships with clients and stakeholders, and represents the company in key negotiations. Additionally, they focus on innovation, operational efficiency, and maintaining the company’s competitiveness in the industry.