Director of Quality Control

Crusoe•Dallas, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Crusoe is seeking a Director of Quality Control to own the quality function across its data center construction portfolio. This role involves setting quality standards, building systems and frameworks, and leading a team to ensure mission-critical infrastructure performs reliably. The Director will define QA/QC strategy, lead a distributed team of QC Managers, and serve as the senior quality voice in executive forums. This is a portfolio-level leadership role requiring deep technical expertise in construction, MEP systems, and commissioning, where quality strategy directly impacts uptime, capital efficiency, and the company's ability to scale.

Requirements

15+ years in construction QA/QC, with at least 5 years leading quality at a program, portfolio, or multi-site level.
Demonstrated experience building and leading distributed QC teams across multiple active projects.
Deep expertise in MEP systems for mission-critical environments — electrical distribution, mechanical/cooling, controls.
Track record establishing enterprise QMS frameworks, standards, and metrics from the ground up or at significant scale.
Proven executive presence — able to influence senior construction, commissioning, design, and operations leaders.
Experience driving commissioning integration and construction-to-Cx handoff at the program level.
Strong command of quality data — trend analysis, defect taxonomy, root cause methodology, continuous improvement frameworks.
Comfortable owning the quality relationship with major GCs and subcontractors at the contractual and executive level.
Systems thinker — sees how decisions in one phase ripple through commissioning, turnover, and operations.

Nice To Haves

Hyperscale or large-scale data center program experience (AWS, Meta, Google, Microsoft, or peer).
Background in other complex mission-critical verticals (Healthcare, Semiconductor, Refinery, Central Plants).
Experience standing up a quality function or scaling one through rapid growth.
Familiarity with Procore, BIM360, and enterprise construction/quality data platforms.
Relevant certifications (CQM, CQI, PMP, Lean Six Sigma, or similar).
Experience interfacing with hyperscale customers or executive-level audits.

Responsibilities

Define and own the enterprise QA/QC strategy across all DIG construction projects, from greenfield through turnover.
Build, lead, and develop a multi-site team of QC Managers and Senior QC Managers; set hiring plans, performance standards, and career pathing.
Establish the program-level Quality Management System (QMS) — standards, playbooks, ITP libraries, inspection frameworks, and reporting cadences that scale across sites.
Drive consistency and continuous improvement across the portfolio by codifying lessons learned, defect trends, and systemic root causes into repeatable standards.
Partner with executive leadership in Construction, Commissioning, Design, Procurement, and Operations to align quality strategy with delivery, schedule, and reliability outcomes.
Own the quality relationship with GCs, major subcontractors, and OEM partners at the program level — including pre-qualification standards, contractual quality requirements, and escalation pathways.
Set the standard for how Crusoe coordinates with AHJs, third-party inspectors, and certifying bodies across all jurisdictions.
Establish the metrics, dashboards, and reporting that give executive leadership real-time visibility into quality performance, risk, and trend data across the portfolio.
Define commissioning readiness standards and ensure construction-to-commissioning handoff integrity across every project.
Own program-wide turnover documentation standards (as-builts, redlines, test reports, O&M manuals) and audit readiness posture.
Lead post-incident and post-project quality reviews; translate findings into program-level corrective action.
Represent the quality function in executive reviews, board-level updates, and customer/partner audits as needed.
Influence design and constructability decisions upstream by feeding field-driven quality intelligence back into Design and Preconstruction.