Careers at CORVX.

How the work is different here

Every project starts on paper: coordinated drawings, rack elevations, a labeling schedule. Racks are built and tested in our shop, so site days are assembly rather than improvisation. When a project is handed over, the documentation is complete enough that the next person can read it like a book, and that next person is usually you, on the care plan visit six months later.

It is a slower way to start a job and a much faster way to finish one. People who have worked the other way tend not to want to go back.

Who does well at CORVX

Engineers who want their drawings built as drawn. Lead technicians who take pride in a dressed rack. Programmers who test on the bench before they load a processor on site. Project managers who treat another trade's schedule as their own. Titles matter less than the standard: if you've ever photographed the back of a rack because you were proud of it, we should talk.

How to apply

Send a note about the work you are proudest of, with photographs if you have them, to [email protected] with the subject line "Careers". A rack photo tells us more than a resume format ever will, though we read those too.