Data Center Cooling Commissioning Engineer — Europe Travel

Schneider Electric Corp; Województwo mazowieckie; On-site; PLN 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical care

Performance bonus

Access to Coursera learning platform

Job summary

Schneider Electric seeks a skilled Cooling Commissioning Engineer for on-site services across Europe, focusing on complex projects and robust troubleshooting of cooling systems including air- and water-cooled chillers and CRAC/CRAH units.

The role requires 70%+ international travel, permanent employment after a 3-month probation, and strong mechanical/electrical knowledge with fluency in English. Mobility and documentation are essential.

Qualifications

• University education in Mechanical or Electrotechnical field.
• At least 5 years with commissioning or field service repair in HVAC or cooling equipment.
• Experience with Cooling Equipment & Solutions (air or water-cooled chillers).
• Fluent English (B2+).
• MS Office, Acrobat, AutoCAD proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Perform startup and commissioning on the full cooling product range.
• Evaluate unit installation quality and hydraulic systems.
• Assess installation and operational conditions of the system.
• Conduct on-site adjustments to optimize performance.
• Identify root causes across quality, software, or operating conditions.
• Collaborate with Schneider Electric service engineers & partners on-site.
• Document and return defective parts to disposal/repair locations.
• Train customers on basic equipment operations.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance for cooling systems.

Job description

Schneider Electric seeks a skilled Cooling Commissioning Engineer for on-site services across Europe, focusing on complex projects and robust troubleshooting of cooling systems including air- and water-cooled chillers and CRAC/CRAH units.

The role requires 70%+ international travel, permanent employment after a 3-month probation, and strong mechanical/electrical knowledge with fluency in English. Mobility and documentation are essential.