Chemical Engineer – Direct Liquid Cooling & Analytics

Performance Fluid Experts Group; Danbury (CT); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Career growth opportunities

Comprehensive health benefits

Paid vacation and holidays

Tuition assistance program

Job summary

Performance Fluid Experts Group seeks a Chemical Engineer specialized in Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) to analyze analytical data and assess fluid health. You will interpret data to predict performance and guide maintenance strategies for cooling systems, collaborating with R&D and field teams.

The role requires 3–5 years in analytical chemistry or fluid analysis, with a focus on DLC fluids and diagnostics. A degree in chemistry or chemical engineering is essential, with MSc/PhD preferred.

Qualifications

• Degree in chemistry or chemical engineering; advanced degree preferred.
• 3–5 years in analytical chemistry, fluid analysis, or condition monitoring.
• Experience with DLC fluids and analytical testing.

Responsibilities

• Analyze complex analytical data to determine fluid condition, degradation mechanisms, and system health.
• Identify trends to predict equipment and fluid performance and failure modes.
• Develop and apply condition-based monitoring methodologies for cooling systems.
• Translate laboratory and field data into actionable insights and risk assessments.
• Communicate findings through data-driven reports and presentations.

Skills

Analytical chemistry

Fluid analysis

Condition monitoring

Data interpretation

AI data analytics

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering

MSc/PhD preferred

Tools

LIMS

Data platforms

Predictive modeling

Job description

Performance Fluid Experts Group seeks a Chemical Engineer specialized in Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) to analyze analytical data and assess fluid health. You will interpret data to predict performance and guide maintenance strategies for cooling systems, collaborating with R&D and field teams.

The role requires 3–5 years in analytical chemistry or fluid analysis, with a focus on DLC fluids and diagnostics. A degree in chemistry or chemical engineering is essential, with MSc/PhD preferred.