HVAC Systems Controls Engineer - Data Center

Airedale by Modine; Leeds; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Airedale by Modine in Leeds is seeking a Software Engineer (Systems) to join the Systems & Controls team. You will design, develop, test, and support software control strategies for high-efficiency HVAC and BMS in data centers and critical environments.

You'll work with Carel, Trend, CoDeSys, and Allen Bradley platforms, perform FAT/SAT testing, and author detailed technical documentation, while mentoring more junior engineers and apprentices.

Qualifications

• Degree or apprenticeship with strong electrical/hvac knowledge and programming aptitude.
• Solid understanding of HVAC systems, thermodynamics and operating cycles.
• Proficiency in reading electrical schematics and control diagrams.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and code robust control system strategies for HVAC across platforms.
• Validate and simulate software using functional test benches; end-to-end testing.
• Lead FAT witness testing with customers, consultants, and R&D teams.
• Author and maintain technical project documentation and test scripts.
• Attend client/site meetings to verify field operation and provide support.
• Mentor junior engineers and apprentices; drive continuous improvement.

Skills

Carel pCO

Trend IQ3/IQ4

CoDeSys / Structured Text

Rockwell / Studio 5000

BMS/DCIM protocols

Modbus / BACnet TCP/IP

HVAC control systems

FAT / SAT testing

Electrical schematics

Industrial IT networks

CSCS card

Education

Degree in Electrical/Controls/Software

HVAC apprenticeship recognised

Job description

Airedale by Modine in Leeds is seeking a Software Engineer (Systems) to join the Systems & Controls team. You will design, develop, test, and support software control strategies for high-efficiency HVAC and BMS in data centers and critical environments.

You'll work with Carel, Trend, CoDeSys, and Allen Bradley platforms, perform FAT/SAT testing, and author detailed technical documentation, while mentoring more junior engineers and apprentices.