Power infrastructure and modular data centers for AI workloads
Giga Energy manufactures and operates electrical infrastructure—transformers, switchboards, modular data centers—for data center and grid applications. The company is scaling fast: 36 active roles with 17 posted in the last month, weighted toward engineering and sales parity, alongside emerging quality and procurement functions. The project mix (inventory control, grid interconnection optimization, procurement automation) and pain-point clustering (long lead times, land acquisition, grid capacity bottlenecks) reveal a company hitting friction points typical of rapid infrastructure build-out, not just product iteration.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Quality
Giga Energy develops and operates power infrastructure for data centers and grid modernization. Founded in 2019 and based in Houston, the company has deployed 175 MW of data center capacity across U.S. sites with 500+ MW in development. The business spans three core areas: manufacturing (transformers, switchboards, electrical equipment), site development and land acquisition (powered infrastructure), and data center operations (colocation and AI-specific capacity). The customer base includes data center operators, enterprises needing grid-scale power, and infrastructure developers. The company operates across the full value chain—from equipment procurement and specification through site build-out to long-term operations.
Modular data centers, transformers, switchboards, and powered land sites. Current projects include AI data center capacity expansion, grid interconnection optimization, and inventory and procurement automation.
175 MW deployed across U.S. sites, with 500+ MW currently in development pipeline.
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