Critical infrastructure is the heartbeat of every data center.
Power systems, cooling technologies, switchgear, UPS solutions, modular deployments… none of it is optional.
As AI acceleration and hyperscale growth push US demand to new heights, critical infrastructure providers have become the backbone of digital expansion.
From OEMs and utilities to modular data center specialists and advanced cooling innovators, these companies are under intense pressure to scale production, deliver reliability, and move at hyperscaler speed.
At Amicus, we partner with leading critical infrastructure providers across the US to help them find the people who design, build, manufacture, and deliver the systems that keep modern data centers alive.
Whether you're scaling manufacturing, expanding your product line, or strengthening your delivery and engineering teams, we’re here to support your growth.
Building Strong Teams in Critical Infrastructure Isn’t Easy
If you’re supplying the data center industry today, you’re operating in one of the most competitive and capacity-constrained markets anywhere.
You’re dealing with surging demand, long-lead equipment, massive investment, and significant pressure for innovation, all at once.
Key challenges include:
Severe talent shortages – experienced electrical, mechanical, and manufacturing specialists are in short supply
Lead time pressure – customers want equipment yesterday, not next quarter
Evolving standards – higher densities, sustainability targets, and thermal challenges
Supply chain volatility – materials, logistics, vendor management, global dependencies
Technical complexity – power systems, cooling tech, and integrated solutions grow more advanced every year
Cross-team integration – manufacturing, R&D, sales engineering, and field teams must stay aligned
In this environment, companies don’t just need more people. They need the right people who can support reliability, innovation, and rapid scale.
The providers winning today are the ones who hire proactively, invest in technical leadership, and build teams capable of supporting customers at hyperscale speed.
Roles We Support (Critical Infrastructure & Mission-Critical Systems)
We work with electrical equipment manufacturers, cooling technology providers, modular data center specialists, utility partners, and mission-critical OEMs.
Typical roles include:
Critical Facilities Engineer
Energy Manager
Electrical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer (HVAC)
Compliance & Risk Manager
Cybersecurity Specialist
Vendor Relations Manager
Data Center Infrastructure Engineer
Power Systems Engineer
Network Architect
Key Expertise Areas
Our network spans the full lifecycle of critical infrastructure, from product development and manufacturing to deployment and aftercare:
Power Systems
UPS, switchgear, generators, MV/LV distribution, power management
