Install, configure, commission, test, monitor, troubleshoot, and support automated control systems and related equipment, including PLC/DDC controllers, network switches, ATSs, and compressors. Coordinate technical support and issue resolution with U.S. automation teams, European customers and project teams, and internal engineering and service groups while maintaining documentation and reporting service findings.
Develop and maintain accurate cost models for large-scale data center cooling systems, including equipment, logistics, and service scopes. Partner with sales engineering and operations to align pricing with technical requirements and identify commercial risks.
Install, configure, commission, test, monitor, troubleshoot, and support automated control systems, including controllers, network switches, transfer switches, compressors, and field devices. Coordinate technical support and issue resolution with U.S. automation teams, European customers and project teams, and internal engineering and service groups, while maintaining documentation and reporting service findings.
The Application Engineer serves as the technical bridge between products and projects by reviewing design drawings and validating equipment applications. They provide ongoing engineering support to project management, estimating teams, and customers throughout the installation and startup phases.
The R&D Engineer will design, prototype, and validate cooling products including chillers and supporting systems. They will also analyze test data to drive design decisions and support the transition of new products into manufacturing.
The Product Engineer will create 3D assembly models and technical documentation for refrigerant and cooled water piping systems using Solidworks. They are responsible for maintaining system schematics, auditing component properties, and ensuring accurate fabrication and installation documentation.
The Safety Specialist will administer field service safety programs, including permit reviews, training, and recordkeeping. They will also conduct field audits, lead incident investigations, and serve as the primary safety liaison for host sites and regulatory agencies.
The Heavy Haul Logistics Lead manages the end-to-end transportation lifecycle of heavy equipment from manufacturing sites to customer delivery. This role is responsible for carrier sourcing, permit management, rigging verification, and ensuring seamless coordination between internal teams and external logistics partners.
Lead the creation and optimization of technical documentation, including IOM manuals and Sequence of Operations for thermal management systems. Translate complex thermodynamic designs into accurate support documents and manage project deliverables through cross-functional collaboration.
