Early access
One way in for both sides of the data centre workforce. Every trade that energises a site joins free and gets approached. Contractors register demand and see capability depth before they pay. We open each city once both sides of it are deep enough to actually match, so joining early moves your city up the queue.
Modelled AU/NZ relevant electricians
21,600
Modelled estimate
Modelled APAC relevant electricians (incl. Johor)
110,200
Modelled estimate
Modelled US relevant electricians
112,900
Modelled estimate
Modelled poaching approaches per working day
3,006
Modelled estimate
Modelled from ABS/BLS and equivalent national electrician employment counts, published data centre construction pipelines and the 3–4 approaches per worker per year observed in the sector. Rate bands are base hourly pay in local currency for a data-centre-grade electrician, benchmarked August 2026 against enterprise agreement and collective-agreement scales (ETU/NECA in AU, CIF-Connect SEO in IE, JIB in UK), IBEW local scale and Davis-Bacon determinations in the US, and published public-works labour unit prices in JP/KR. They exclude on-costs, allowances, per diem and union fringe packages, which can add 25–60% to the total cost of an hour. Estimates, not platform counts.
Modelled shortage by market. Join from any city - we prioritise the ones filling fastest on both sides.
Sydney
Western Sydney availability zones in staged fitout
Melbourne
Truganina / Derrimut campus cluster plus BESS pipeline
Brisbane
Competing with resources sector rosters
Perth
FIFO premiums pull teams away from urban builds
Auckland
Small pool feeding both local campuses and AU rosters
Johor
Sedenak and Kulai campuses absorbing teams faster than the state can license them
Singapore
Moratorium-constrained capacity, so commissioning talent commutes to Johor
Jakarta
Emerging hyperscale pipeline with a shallow HV commissioning bench
Tokyo
Inzai and Tokyo Bay clusters competing with grid and rail programs
Osaka
Keihanna campus growth pulling from advanced manufacturing
Seoul
Semiconductor fabs and AI campuses bidding for the same HV licences
Mumbai
Navi Mumbai landings scaling ahead of verified commissioning depth
Chennai
Ambattur and Siruseri clusters plus cable landing works
Hyderabad
Hyperscale campuses at Chandanvelly and Shamshabad drawing controls teams
Kuala Lumpur
Cyberjaya and Bukit Jalil builds competing with Johor for the same licensed teams
Batam
Nongsa landing point campuses inside the Singapore latency ring
Taipei
Fab expansions and AI hosting builds absorbing HV and controls capability
Northern Virginia
Largest data centre concentration on earth
Dallas–Fort Worth
Fastest growing AI campus corridor
Phoenix
Semiconductor fabs competing for the same licences
Columbus
Hyperscaler build-out against a thin local pool
Atlanta
Douglas and Coweta County campuses with the fastest load growth in the southeast
Abilene–West Texas
Gigawatt megacampus demand against almost no resident critical-power pool
Salt Lake City
West Jordan and Eagle Mountain campuses plus grid reinforcement works
Reno–Tahoe
TRIC campuses and battery manufacturing bidding for the same electricians
Chicago
Elk Grove and Aurora clusters with deep union HV capability
Santa Clara–Bay Area
Power-constrained retrofits and AI hosting upgrades at the highest rate floor in the US
Dublin
Grid moratorium pushing capability into Nordics and mainland programs
London & Slough
Slough, Docklands and the new AI growth zones drawing on the same M4 teams
Amsterdam
Middenmeer and Schiphol-Rijk builds inside a hard grid connection queue
Frankfurt
Largest interconnect market in Europe, competing with grid and rail programs
Madrid & Aragón
Zaragoza megacampuses making Iberia the fastest growing EU corridor
Oslo & Nordics
Cheap firm power and cooling, but a small pool spread across remote sites
Warsaw
Central European hub supplying mobile teams to Germany and the Nordics
Riyadh & Dammam
Sovereign AI campuses staffed largely by imported HV and commissioning capability
Abu Dhabi & Dubai
Gigawatt-scale programs on compressed schedules with heavy expatriate mobility
All figures modelled. See the mission page for the workings and sources, and the anonymised talent pool for capability depth.