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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in mechanical engineering for data center infrastructure, focusing on liquid cooling systems, chiller plants, and modular construction strategies. Proven ability to lead projects from concept through commissioning while ensuring energy efficiency and sustainability.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Mechanical Engineering DegreeLiquid Cooling Systems ExpertisePrefabricated And Modular Construction ExperienceProfessional Engineer (PE) LicenseThermal Engineering Background
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Hard Skills
Mechanical Systems StrategyChiller Plant DevelopmentHydronic System DevelopmentDesign Delivery PhasesThermal Build ValidationControls Systems ProficiencyAcoustics EngineeringEnergy And Water ModelingReliability EngineeringProject Management
Soft Skills
Technical CommunicationMentoring EngineersStakeholder Management
Tools & Technologies
BMS/EPMS IntegrationAdvanced Simulation ToolsAI-Driven Build Optimization Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
Professional Engineer (PE) License
Industry Keywords
Data Center InfrastructureSustainability TargetsFactory Witness TestingConstruction AdministrationCritical Facilities
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAssembly
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead data center product and facility builds, balancing cost, energy efficiency, schedule, and sustainability while integrating new technologies
- Own mechanical systems strategy and development, including liquid cooling, chiller plants, heat rejection, CDUs, and airside/hydronic systems, from concept through construction administration and commissioning
- Deliver design documentation and lead execution across all project phases (SD, DD, CD, CA) for greenfield, leased, and retrofit projects
- Partner with civil/structural, electrical, connectivity, controls, and hardware engineering to align rack-level thermal requirements with facility design, optimized for cost, speed, efficiency, and flexibility
- Drive prefabricated and modular construction strategies and build-to-break-ground schedules to accelerate deployment
- Act as NVIDIA’s owner’s representative: hold engineer-of-record teams accountable, prepare RFPs, manage contracts, and review change orders, submittals, RFIs, and value-engineering proposals
- Participate in factory witness testing, commissioning, and quality verification, and support handover and knowledge transfer into live operations
- Evaluate emerging technologies, standards, and sustainability targets (energy and water modeling), support site selection and master planning, and advance reliability and availability practices
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience
- 12+ years of mechanical engineering experience supporting critical facilities or large-scale data centers
- Proven expertise in liquid cooling systems, chiller plant development, and/or hydronic system development
- Experience leading large-scale mechanical infrastructure programs from concept through construction and commissioning
- Experience across all phases of design delivery (schematic design, design development, etc.)
- Strong ability to communicate technical concepts in writing and presentations to both technical and non-technical audiences, including build reviews and executive briefings
- Experience with prefabricated and modular construction (build for manufacturing and assembly), plus operations and deployment handover for data center mechanical systems
- Hardware thermal engineering background, including thermal build validation and product reliability, with deep expertise in availability and reliability engineering for critical infrastructure
- Proficiency in controls systems (BMS/EPMS integration, mechanical controls logic), electrical and MEP integration, and acoustics/noise engineering and regulatory compliance for mechanical equipment
- Familiarity with advanced simulation, modeling, or AI-driven build optimization tools
- Professional Engineer (PE) license in Mechanical Engineering required
- Track record of mentoring engineers and representing owner interests on large capital programs
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equity
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