Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, thermal sciences, controls engineering, or related field.
Minimum of eight years in engineering, system integration, or technical product roles.
Experience with data centers or mission-critical facilities, particularly in cooling systems.
Proven expertise in liquid cooling technologies like direct-to-chip and immersion cooling.
Strong grasp of thermal-fluid systems, HVAC equipment, and cooling infrastructure.
Familiarity with CFD, ANSYS, and thermal modeling is preferred.
Excellent communication skills for both technical and non-technical audiences.
Responsibilities
Serve as a subject matter expert in advanced data center thermal management.
Develop integrated cooling concepts for various systems and components.
Evaluate system architectures and performance tradeoffs.
Guide thermal analysis and computational fluid dynamics efforts.
Create system documentation and control requirements.
Support system validation through testing and field evaluations.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and deliver technical presentations.
Benefits
Remote work flexibility.
Opportunity to influence cutting-edge cooling technologies.
Engagement with industry standards organizations like ASHRAE and IEEE.
Professional development through collaboration with experts in the field.
Potential for international travel to support projects.
Full Job Description
Job Description This is a remote position.
How You Will Make An Impact
Serve as a subject matter expert for advanced data center thermal management and liquid cooling systems.
Develop integrated cooling concepts spanning chips, racks, coolant distribution units, facility water systems, controls, and heat rejection.
Evaluate system architectures, equipment capabilities, operating modes, control strategies, and performance tradeoffs.
Perform or guide thermal analysis, computational fluid dynamics, modeling, simulation, and equipment evaluation.
Develop system documentation, piping concepts, mode tables, control requirements, and sequences of operation.
Support system validation through digital analysis, laboratory testing, commissioning, and field evaluation.
Collaborate with product teams, technical specialists, consultants, customers, and commercial leaders.
Provide technical guidance during strategic customer pursuits and system commercialization efforts.
Deliver technical presentations to customers, leadership teams, sales organizations, and industry audiences.
Participate in organizations such as ASHRAE, the Open Compute Project, IEEE, or other relevant standards groups.
Translate emerging cooling technologies into reliable, scalable, and market-ready solutions.
Do You Have the Expertise to Lead in Data Center Thermal Systems?
Bachelor s degree in mechanical engineering, thermal sciences, controls engineering, or a closely related discipline.
At least eight years of relevant engineering, system integration, or technical product experience.
Direct professional experience supporting data centers, mission-critical facilities, or data center cooling products.
Demonstrated experience with liquid cooling technologies such as direct-to-chip cooling, immersion cooling, coolant distribution units, or facility water systems.
Strong understanding of thermal-fluid systems, HVAC equipment, cooling infrastructure, controls, and heat rejection.
Ability to evaluate complete thermal management systems rather than individual components.
Experience with CFD, ANSYS, thermal modeling, fluid modeling, or system simulation is strongly preferred.
Absorption cooling experience is highly valued.
Experience developing system modes, control requirements, or sequences of operation is preferred.
Commissioning, field validation, troubleshooting, or facility integration experience is strongly valued.
Strong customer-facing, presentation, written, and verbal communication skills.
Ability to explain complex technical topics clearly to both engineering and business audiences.
Experience influencing technical direction across multiple teams and stakeholders.
Professional Engineer licensure, advanced technical education, or industry committee participation is beneficial but not required.
Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed.
