The Modular TeamThe Modular team turns data center capacity into a manufactured product: modules engineered, built, and tested on a production line, then shipped to site ready to energize.Examples of key problems the team is working on:
- Take modular data center designs from released drawings through first article to rate production on the Phoenix manufacturing line
- Engineer cooling, piping, and airflow systems that build clean at station, pass pressure test the first time, and hold up in the field
- Close the loop between the factory floor and design so every build issue gets killed in the drawing, not patched unit by unit
- Compress the cycle from design revision to line implementation without losing configuration control
Role Scope- Own the mechanical systems of the modular product on the line, cooling, piping, and airflow, from released drawings through rate production
- Live on the Phoenix manufacturing floor: walk the line daily, catch piping and assembly issues at the station where they happen, and disposition them on the spot
- Run first-article reviews, fit checks, and pressure tests in person as units come down the line
- Answer mechanical RFIs same-day from the floor, and engineer the fix into the next revision rather than leaving it as a one-off deviation
- Close the loop to design: feed what the line learns back into drawings, tolerances, and the BOM so the same issue never builds twice
What We're Looking ForThe below is a starting point. We always make space for exceptional people, so if you don't fit this role exactly, tell us where you would.- You've engineered mechanical systems for complex physical products or modular construction hands-on, not from a desk
- You've worked on a shop floor or production line, and dispositioning a nonconformance in the moment is familiar work, not an escalation
- You've supported production launches of your own designs and stayed with them through the problems that only show up at rate
- Your drawings build clean: fabricators rarely call, and when they do, you fix the drawing
- You've run first-article builds and pressure tests personally, and when something failed, you traced it to the drawing or the process rather than reworking units one at a time
- You iterate fast without losing configuration control: every fix lands in a controlled revision, and the line always knows which one it's building
- Bonus: liquid cooling depth, piping and pressure testing experience, sheet metal design, or strong DFM instincts
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