EMEA Hardware Deployment Engineering Lead

Hamilton Barnes ?; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Hamilton Barnes in Amsterdam is seeking a Hardware Deployment Engineering Team Lead to oversee the EMEA deployment function while staying hands-on with hardware bring-up and testing.

You will own people management, delivery plans and resource allocation, shaping scalable processes and driving automation for data centre launches across the region. The role requires strong troubleshooting across server hardware, Linux and firmware, with cross-functional collaboration with R&D, Ops and vendors.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience with server hardware and data centre deployments.
• Experience leading engineers or teams.
• Strong problem-solving and ownership of issues and delivery.
• Hands-on hardware bring-up, testing and troubleshooting across GPU/compute/storage setups.

Responsibilities

• Lead and develop the EMEA Deployment Engineering team, owning performance, hiring, technical development and day-to-day priorities.
• Own capacity and resource planning across multiple data centre deployments, ensuring the right engineering expertise is available at each stage.
• Lead hardware bring-up, testing, validation and acceptance across GPU, compute and storage infrastructure.
• Drive complex hardware, firmware and Linux troubleshooting, working with R&D, Operations, ODMs and vendors through to root cause.
• Build repeatable deployment processes, testing standards and automation while feeding deployment learnings back into hardware, tooling and operational handover.

Skills

Server hardware

Data centre infrastructure

Leadership

Resource planning

Troubleshooting

Linux

Job description

Hamilton Barnes in Amsterdam is seeking a Hardware Deployment Engineering Team Lead to oversee the EMEA deployment function while staying hands-on with hardware bring-up and testing.

You will own people management, delivery plans and resource allocation, shaping scalable processes and driving automation for data centre launches across the region. The role requires strong troubleshooting across server hardware, Linux and firmware, with cross-functional collaboration with R&D, Ops and vendors.