Racks at 200 kW and above are cooled by liquid. You own how: the coolant loops, distribution and heat rejection in every module, sized to each site’s climate and water, and proven before anything carries load.
What you will do
- Set the cooling design basis: liquid cooling loops, coolant distribution and heat rejection
- Review factory-built cooling modules and their controls against it
- Size heat rejection to each site’s climate and water, and own the trade-offs
- Write and witness the acceptance tests for the cooling plant
- Support operations as sites come into service and feed what they learn back into the design
What you bring
- Degree in mechanical engineering; a PE licence is a plus
- 10+ years in data center, HVAC or process cooling
- Direct experience with liquid cooling for high-density compute, coolant distribution or chilled water plants
- Working knowledge of ASHRAE TC 9.9 guidance
Nice to have
- Factory acceptance testing of mechanical systems
- Water-constrained sites
How we hire
- 1Apply. A few minutes. A resume or your LinkedIn profile is enough; no cover letter needed.
- 2Introductory call. Thirty minutes with the hiring lead about the role and your experience.
- 3Working session. A technical or site conversation with the people you would work with.
- 4Offer. References, then an offer. We move quickly and keep you informed at each step.