Data Center Electrical Engineer at Anthropic

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Anthropic is hiring a data center electrical engineer for electrical design for high-density AI facilities.

Anthropic

Location: Remote
Work arrangement: remote

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Role overview

Anthropic’s data center team builds the physical infrastructure for AI training and deployment. This US-based engineer owns electrical reference designs and reviews partner designs as facilities scale.

The employer calls the role remote-friendly but states that staff are expected in an office at least 25% of the time, with travel to project sites.

Responsibilities

Design electrical systems from utility service and substations through generators, UPS, switchgear, transformers, busways and rack power.
Run or validate fault, protection, arc-flash, load-flow and power-quality studies; plan rack and cabling layouts alongside cooling design.
Develop prefabricated electrical assemblies and modular power rooms, review partner submissions, coordinate with utilities and vendors, and support construction and commissioning.

Qualifications

Requires more than ten years of mission-critical electrical engineering with significant data center or high-availability design experience.
The posting asks for US electrical-code familiarity, modular infrastructure experience, construction documents, power-analysis tools and critical power redundancy concepts.

Benefits

Anthropic lists vacation, parental leave and flexible hours. The posting states a US annual salary range of $320,000–$405,000.

About Anthropic

Anthropic develops AI systems with a focus on reliability, interpretability, steerability and safety.

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Source checked: 2026-11-08