Principal Thermal Systems Engineer, Data Center Liquid Cooling (Industry Expert) #3502713

Be Part Of A High-Performing Team

Join a technical leadership team that develops and commercializes system-level thermal solutions. This group operates at the intersection of thought leadership engineering and product strategy, with a strong external-facing mandate across standards bodies, industry committees, and customer ecosystems.

What’s In Store For You

• Visible technical leadership role shaping future-ready data center thermal architectures
• Strong external engagement across conferences, standards, and industry working groups
• Hub-based work model with travel for industry events and key engagements

How You Will Make An Impact

• Serve as a subject matter expert for data center thermal architecture with emphasis on direct-to-chip liquid cooling systems
• Develop system concepts, reference architectures, and supporting engineering documentation (schematics, modes, control sequences, operational guidance)
• Perform system analysis and work with modeling/simulation resources to validate performance and reliability
• Specify system-level equipment and controls capabilities needed for deployment-ready solutions
• Represent the organization in relevant industry associations and technical committees, bringing back actionable standards and ecosystem intelligence
• Support commercialization with technical content that enables field teams and customers to adopt the solutions confidently

Are you an experienced data center thermal systems engineer ready to make an impact?

• 8+ years in engineering roles tied to mission critical facilities, data centers, high-tech, or thermal management systems
• Hands-on understanding of direct-to-chip liquid cooling and how it integrates rack-to-facility, including heat rejection architectures
• Ability to define system modes and sequence of operations, with comfort discussing controls/operations
• Strong technical communication skills, including presentations and cross-functional influence
• Experience participating in professional societies or standards groups (ASHRAE, OCP, or similar) is a major plus
• Engineering degree required; PE and advanced credentials are beneficial but not required