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What they do

AirTrunk builds and runs hyperscale data centers for cloud, content, and large enterprise customers in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. It started in 2015 and opened its first data centers in Australia in 2017. It now has sites in Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore. In 2024, a group led by Blackstone and CPP Investments bought the company.

What they value

• One team: work better together.
• Be accountable for your actions.
• Be innovative and break new ground.
• Help customers succeed.
• Care about a sustainable future.
• Welcome every background, so that people can be themselves.

Where they hire

Of 57 Postings, 23 are in Australia: 15 at the head office in North Sydney, and others in Western Sydney, Melbourne, and Newcastle. Singapore has 11. Mumbai and Johor Bahru have 7 each, Japan has 7 in Tokyo and Chiba, and Hong Kong has 2. No Posting offers remote work. No Posting mentions visa sponsorship or the right to work.

Teams and roles

Most roles build or run data centers.

• Data center operations: technical services managers, commissioning, security, and service delivery.
• Construction and development: project managers and directors, cost and contracts managers, and a high voltage site engineer.
• Design and engineering: electrical, mechanical, and fire engineers, and design managers.
• Technical operations: electrical specialists and a control systems engineer.
• Business roles: finance, tax, treasury, legal, marketing, market intelligence, and water strategy.
• India: design, electrical, quality, commercial, community, and solutions engineering roles in Mumbai.

What they look for

Most Postings ask for a minimum number of years, often 5 to 15. Thirty-one ask for experience with data centers, hyperscale, or other critical facilities. Twenty-eight ask for a degree, often in engineering. Forty-one ask for good communication, and 40 mention work with stakeholders. Many site roles ask for safety knowledge. All seven Japan roles ask for fluent Japanese and English. The Hong Kong roles ask for Mandarin or Cantonese. Three Australian roles ask for an NV1 security clearance, or the ability to get one.