TLDR; Davis is looking for an architect who has already run data center feasibility studies on their own, and who can answer the question a client asks in front of a site: how many megawatts can this land absorb.
We expect three to five years on the data center product, with two or three projects seen end to end.
Today developers coordinate 4-5 fragmented stakeholders over weeks or months.
Soon they'll need only one: Davis.
We turn every input that shapes a development decision into decision-ready outputs: investor-grade feasibility studies, investment analysis, and architect-certified designs, delivered in days.
Every stage pairs our proprietary AI systems with expert review, so velocity never comes at the cost of reliability.
We closed a $5.
5M pre-seed co-led by Heartcore Capital and Balderton Capital, with Yellow, Evantic and Entrepreneur First, alongside angels from the founding teams of Spacemaker, Black Forest Labs, Hugging Face, Supabase, Cleo and Spore Bio.
We already work with leading developers and expect to support hundreds of projects over the coming year, deepening our research, our hiring, and our coverage of the development process end to end.
The RoleThe data center market is structuring fast, operators and landowners are hunting for sites, and the question they ask is one of capacity: how many megawatts of IT load does this land carry, under what scheme, and on what conditions.
We answer in days where the market takes weeks.
You will be the person who answers for that number.
You will run a portfolio of test fits and data center feasibility studies, with occasional work on large logistics and industry.
Under the supervision of a lead architect, you take these projects from first capacity through to schematic design, and you present them to the client.
The core of the roleEstablish a site's capacity in IT megawatts, working from the local.