The Infrastructure Superintendent oversees all site infrastructure works including roads, external utilities, site drainage, security fencing, gatehouse facilities, and external services connections, ensuring coordinated and compliant delivery across the site boundary.

The Environmental Advisor is responsible for managing all environmental compliance and monitoring activities across the construction site, ensuring the project meets applicable environmental legislation, permit conditions, client sustainability requirements, and minimises its impact on the surrounding environment.

The Architectural Manager (OSM/Skidding) leads the architectural design management and coordination of off-site manufactured (OSM) and skidded building components for the data centre programme, ensuring that prefabricated architectural elements are designed, fabricated, delivered, and installed in full compliance with the project specifications and programme requirements.

The OFCI Manager (Owner-Furnished Contractor-Installed / OSM/Skidding) manages the procurement, logistics, delivery, and installation coordination of all owner-furnished equipment and skidded/OSM systems, ensuring seamless integration of client-supplied equipment into the construction programme.

The Structural Manager leads structural design management and site delivery coordination for all structural elements of the data centre construction programme, ensuring that structural works are designed, reviewed, and constructed in compliance with specifications, codes, and client requirements.

The Planner/Scheduler supports the Planning Manager in developing and maintaining the construction programme, preparing schedule updates and progress reports, and providing planning analysis to support project delivery decisions.

The H&S Manager is responsible for leading and managing all health, safety, and welfare activities across the construction site, establishing a zero-harm culture and ensuring compliance with applicable legislation, client standards, and project HSE requirements.

The Civils Superintendent oversees and supervises all civil engineering construction activities on site, including groundworks, foundations, drainage, external works, and associated civil infrastructure, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme, and to specification.

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The Graphic Designer Intern will work closely under the guidance of the Senior Graphic Designer and support the creation, modification, enhancement, and repurposing of various marketing, sales, and corporate communication materials.

We are looking for a creative and detail-oriented Graphic Designer with 1–2 years of experience to join our Product and Marketing Design team. The ideal candidate should have a strong understanding of design principles, an eye for aesthetics, and the ability to translate ideas into high-quality visual communication across digital, print, and presentation formats.

The Quality Engineer (Mechanical/PHE/Fire) manages quality assurance and control activities for all mechanical, public health engineering, and fire protection systems on the data centre construction site, ensuring works comply with specifications, standards, and client requirements.

The Quality Engineer (Electrical/ELV/ICT) is responsible for quality assurance and control of all electrical, extra-low voltage, and ICT system installations on the data centre construction site, ensuring compliance with specifications, standards, and the client's quality requirements.

The Quantity Surveyor Manager leads all commercial and cost management activities for the data centre construction programme, overseeing contract administration, valuations, cost reporting, and the management of junior QS staff on site.

The Quantity Surveyor (CSA) manages all commercial and cost activities related to civil, structural, and architectural works on the data centre construction site, supporting contract administration, valuations, and cost reporting for CSA subcontract packages.

The Quantity Surveyor (MEPF) manages all commercial and cost activities related to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection works on the data centre construction site, administering MEPF subcontracts and supporting cost reporting and change management.

The Design Manager leads all design management activities for the data centre construction programme, coordinating the design team, managing the design programme, and ensuring that design information is issued accurately and on time to support site construction.

The Design Coordinator supports the Design Manager in coordinating design information across all disciplines on the data centre construction programme, managing drawing registers, RFIs, technical submittals, and BIM coordination activities.

The HSE Lead is responsible for establishing, implementing, and managing the Health, Safety, and Environment Management System across the data centre construction programme, ensuring a zero-harm culture and compliance with all applicable legislation, standards, and client requirements.

The HSE Engineer supports the implementation of the HSE Management System on the data centre construction site, conducting site inspections, reviewing RAMS, assisting with incident investigations, and promoting a positive safety culture across the project.

The BIM Lead is responsible for managing BIM delivery and coordination across the data centre construction programme, overseeing the federated model, leading clash detection processes, and ensuring compliance with the BIM Execution Plan (BEP) and ISO 19650 standards.

The BIM Coordinator supports the BIM Lead in managing day-to-day BIM coordination activities on the data centre construction programme, maintaining the federated model, running clash detection, and ensuring the CDE is managed in compliance with the BIM Execution Plan.

The Construction Manager (Commissioning) oversees and coordinates all commissioning activities across the data centre programme, ensuring that all building systems are tested, verified, and handed over in full compliance with design intent, client operational requirements, and applicable standards.

The Site Manager (CSA) provides day-to-day supervision and coordination of civil, structural, and architectural works on the data centre construction site, ensuring safe, quality, and programme-compliant delivery of all CSA activities.

The Site Manager (Mechanical) supervises and coordinates all mechanical installation works on the data centre construction site, including HVAC, cooling systems, plumbing, and associated mechanical plant, ensuring quality, programme compliance, and safe delivery.

The Site Manager (Electrical) supervises all electrical installation works on the data centre construction site, including HV/LV distribution, UPS systems, generators, and lighting, ensuring compliance with specifications, safety requirements, and the construction programme.

The Site Manager (Fire) supervises all fire protection system installations on the data centre construction site, including sprinklers, gaseous suppression, fire detection, and alarm systems, ensuring compliance with design, standards, and the project programme.

The Site Manager (Public Health Engineering) supervises all PHE works on the data centre construction site, including water supply, drainage, sanitation, and associated plumbing services, ensuring delivery to specification, programme, and quality standards.

The Site Manager (ELV/ICT) supervises the installation of all extra-low voltage and ICT infrastructure on the data centre construction site, including structured cabling, security systems, CCTV, access control, and BMS/DCIM integration cabling, ensuring quality and programme compliance.

The Quality Lead is responsible for establishing, implementing, and managing the Quality Management System (QMS) across the data centre construction programme, ensuring that all works are delivered to the specified quality standards and client requirements.

The Quality Engineer (CSA) supports the implementation of the Quality Management System for all civil, structural, and architectural works on the data centre construction site, conducting inspections, managing ITPs, and ensuring subcontractor quality compliance.

The Project Manager is a senior site leadership role responsible for the end-to-end delivery of the data centre construction programme, managing all aspects of scope, schedule, cost, quality, and stakeholder engagement on behalf of Desapex and the client.

The Project Controller is responsible for overall project controls, cost management, schedule monitoring, and reporting across the data centre construction programme. Operating as a senior consultant at the international project site, this individual ensures that project performance is tracked, forecasted, and communicated accurately to all stakeholders.

The Planning Manager leads all planning and scheduling activities for the data centre construction programme, developing and maintaining the master programme and ensuring schedule integrity across all disciplines and subcontractors.

The Planning/4D-5D Engineer supports the Planning Manager in delivering schedule management and integrates BIM models with programme data to provide visual 4D simulations and cost-loaded 5D outputs for project reporting and stakeholder communication.

The Construction Manager (Civil, Structural & Architectural) provides senior site leadership for all CSA works within the data centre construction programme. This role ensures that the structure, envelope, and architectural elements are delivered to the highest quality, on schedule, and in compliance with all applicable standards and client requirements.

The Construction Manager (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & Fire) leads all MEPF construction activities on site for the data centre programme, ensuring that critical building systems are installed, tested, and commissioned in line with the project programme and the client's stringent operational requirements.