Kerja Sepenuh Masa, Architect (Data Centres) di Vallan - Maukerja

Data Centre Architect, Singapore

You already know how to design a building. The question is whether you want to design the kind that can't ever go dark.

This is for an architect who's spent the last decade getting good at the craft, layout, façade, space planning, civil works, and the last five years pointing that craft at mission-critical facilities where downtime isn't an inconvenience, it's a headline.

If you've worked on hyperscale or large-scale infrastructure and you understand what Tier III/IV and TIA-942 actually demand on the floor, not just on the cert, keep reading.

What you'll actually be doing

Leading the architectural design of data centre facilities from white space out: layout, façade, support areas, and the expansion room everyone forgets until it's too late. You'll own the BDx specifications, review the detailed drawings and models, and make sure the building works as hard as the kit inside it.

You'll be designing for high availability and redundancy, getting fire separation, security zoning, and airflow containment right, and building in modular scalability so the next phase doesn't mean tearing up the last one.

On delivery, you'll coordinate structural, MEP, and ICT into one coherent design, review contractor submissions and shop drawings, and walk the site to make sure what gets built matches what you drew. New builds, retrofits, expansions, all of it.

You'll handle the regulatory side too: local building codes, planning approvals, permits, and the authorities who issue them. Plus the sustainability piece, Green Mark, LEED, done properly, not bolted on.

And you'll manage the external architects, consultants and contractors, while standing in front of leadership to present the design and defend the decisions.

Who this is for

• 10+ years in architecture or civil design, with at least 5 in data centres, mission-critical, or high-tech facilities
• A degree in Architecture, Civil Engineering or similar
• Fluent in AutoCAD, Revit/BIM and SketchUp, and in how MEP integrates with what you draw
• Genuinely comfortable in uptime-critical, high-pressure environments
• APAC exposure that matters here, Indonesia, Taiwan, Singapore, and ideally a network across the DC ecosystem: authorities, partners, vendors, clients
• Bahasa is a real plus
• RA registration, LEED/Green Mark, and Uptime Institute familiarity all count in your favour

EA 14C6959