Controls Specialist (BAS / SCADA / EPMS / DCIM) – $85K–$135K + Bonus – Denver, CO – Mission-Critical Infrastructure

About the Opportunity:

A rapidly growing, nationally recognized leader in Data Center and Building Automation technologies is seeking a skilled Controls Specialist with hands-on experience in BAS, SCADA, DCIM, or EPMS platforms. This Denver, CO–based position plays a key role in supporting, optimizing, and maintaining automation and monitoring systems within high-availability, mission-critical environments.

Location:

• Denver, CO

Position:

• Title: Controls Specialist
• Technical Focus: BAS, SCADA, EPMS, DCIM (all major systems welcomed; Tridium/Niagara experience highly desirable)

Compensation & Benefits:

• Base Salary: $85,000 – $135,000 (DOE)
• Bonus: 10%–20% annual performance incentive
• Healthcare: Anthem BlueCross Medical, Dental, Vision, Telehealth Access
• Allowances: Company cell phone or monthly reimbursement, mileage reimbursement
• Additional Benefits: HSA, FSA, 401(k) with employer match, PTO, sick time, paid holidays
• Equipment Provided: Laptop, PPE, and all essential field tools

Company Overview:

• 30+ Years Serving the Controls & Automation Industry
• 300+ Employees Nationwide
• 15+ Regional Offices and Service Hubs
• Primary Markets:
  • Enterprise & Colocation Data Centers
  • Class A Commercial Properties
  • Healthcare, Education, Government, and Municipal Facilities
• Service Expertise:
  • Building Automation / BMS Integration
  • SCADA & EPMS Monitoring Solutions
  • HVAC Mechanical Upgrades & Retrofit Projects
  • Lighting Controls & Energy Optimization
  • Data Center Efficiency, Power Monitoring & Analytics
  • Facility Asset and Lifecycle Management Programs

Key Responsibilities:

• Configure, commission, troubleshoot, and maintain BAS, SCADA, and EPMS platforms in mission-critical environments
• Integrate and program control systems using BACnet, Modbus, and TCP/IP communication protocols
• Commission Tridium/Niagara frameworks and other major automation platforms
• Modify, refine, and optimize control sequences, logic, and system programming
• Perform point-to-point testing, system verification, and functional performance checks
• Install DDC controllers, sensors, relays, and related control hardware
• Calibrate sensors, actuators, and field devices to maintain accurate and reliable system performance

If you’re driven by advanced building automation, critical facility systems, and cutting-edge infrastructure technology, this role offers excellent long-term growth, strong compensation, and the chance to work on some of the most sophisticated projects in the Denver area.