Meta
Critical Facility Engineer
$105K–$151K
Temple, TX +7 · Full-time · Posted Apr 20, 2026
- Location
- Temple, TX
Newton County, GA
Menlo Park, CA
Beaver Dam, WI
Lebanon, IN
El Paso, TX
Cedar Rapids, IA
Eagle Mountain, UT - Experience
- 7+ years; alternatively, an Associate's degree in engineering plus 5+ years of experience, or a Bachelor's degree in a related field plus 3+ years of experience, will be considered in lieu of 7+ years. The posting also lists 7+ years in a data center or other Critical Environment.
- Education
- Associate's degree in engineering plus 5+ years of experience, or Bachelor's degree in a related field plus 3+ years of experience, as alternatives to 7+ years of experience.
About the job
Operates and maintains critical systems in Meta data centers, responding to emergencies and supporting safe, reliable facility operations.
What you'll do
- Perform hands-on maintenance and operations, inspect equipment, troubleshoot faults, and recommend upgrades.
- Use EAM and building monitoring systems to complete work orders, monitor alerts, diagnose issues, and dispatch resources.
- Coordinate vendors and contractors, respond to facility emergencies, and help improve operations and maintenance programs.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of experience in an electrical, HVAC, mechanical, controls, or other technical maintenance field, with stated education-and-experience alternatives.
- Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and life safety monitoring and control systems used in critical environments.
- Experience interpreting blueprints/CAD drawings.
- Ability to perform the stated physical tasks, including lifting and/or otherwise moving 45 pounds or more.
Nice to have
- Trade Certification or state licensure in Electrical or Mechanical (HVAC).
- Professional affiliations such as 7x24 Exchange, IFMA, or Data Center Pulse.
Pay
$104,998/year to $151,008/year (base salary) + bonus + equity
Tools
Hexagon, enterprise asset management (EAM), building management systems (BMS), CAD, CMMS
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