30 Data Center Jobs Hiring Now Across the U.S.

This week's DCCN Jobs Drop features 30 opportunities across the U.S., from paid training and entry-level positions to experienced technical, engineering and leadership roles.

Positions include hourly pay starting at $25 during training and annual salaries reaching $405,000. Several offer remote or hybrid arrangements, and two explicitly address visa sponsorship.

These positions were selected for the October 29, 2026 issue. Job postings can change or close at any time.

🎓 Trainee & Entry-Level Opportunities

💼 Data Center Operations & Critical Facilities

🌐 Network, Hardware & Service Delivery

❄️ Mechanical, HVAC, Controls & Engineering

🏗️ Construction, Safety & Commissioning

🌍 Visa Sponsorship Opportunities

  • Mechanical Engineering Lead, Data Centers | AECOM | Remote, Eligible U.S. Markets | $200,000–$240,000/year | 10+ Years / P.E. Required | Permanent Residency Sponsorship for Current U.S. H-1B Holders

  • Data Center Electrical Engineer | Anthropic | U.S., Hybrid / Remote-Friendly | $320,000–$405,000/year | 10+ Years | Conditional Visa Sponsorship / Minimum 25% Office Attendance

Visa sponsorship is subject to employer requirements and individual eligibility. Remote positions may have geographic, office attendance or travel restrictions. Compensation ranges may represent base salary, estimates or total cash.

Application links reviewed October 28, 2026. Confirm availability and compensation directly with employers before applying.

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