Jamie Cameron

I started my career as an electrical engineer in New Zealand and Australia, immersing myself in a diverse range of projects including healthcare, water pump stations, hotels, education, and financial institutions. In 2018, I immigrated to the United Kingdom, where I found my calling within Critical Systems and have specialised in this field, designing, and delivering data centres in over ten European countries.

In the realm of data centre engineering, an understanding of both electrical building services and power systems is imperative for designing highly technical and complex projects. Many professionals are drawn to this sector by a passion for tackling engineering challenges and a pursuit of excellence. It’s not just a job – it’s a field where engineers can thrive on pushing boundaries and achieving technical prowess.

Problem-solving is at the core of what we do as engineers. As a cohesive, multi-disciplinary team, we embrace holistic thinking to develop the best solution for each project. This often requires innovative designs and challenging ourselves on what we consider fundamental requirements. Our approach changes the status quo, urging us to creatively question not just how things are done, but why, ensuring that we achieve our project objectives.