Entry-Level Thermal Data Center Engineer

Alloy Enterprises; New Freedom (York County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson Controls invites applications for an entry-level Thermal Data Center Systems Engineer at the Advanced Technology and Innovation Center in New Freedom, PA. You will gain foundational experience in thermal design, analysis, and testing for data center cooling, supporting product development from server heat capture to ambient rejection.

You will work with controls, electrical, and mechanical teams, learn thermal modeling tools and CFD, and grow expertise in heat transfer, thermodynamics,

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or a related field
• Heat transfer analysis (conduction, convection, two-phase)
• Thermodynamic cycle analysis
• Fluid mechanics and hydraulic system design
• Thermal system component sizing and selection
• CAD proficiency
• Engineering calculations and documentation

Responsibilities

• Assist with prototype development, testing, and validation of thermal components and subsystems
• Participate in design reviews and contribute to thermal calculations and documentation
• Learn and apply thermal modeling tools, CFD software, and test equipment under guidance
• Develop understanding of the complete thermal chain from chip-level cooling to ambient heat rejection
• Support cross-functional teams including controls, electrical, and mechanical engineering

Skills

Heat transfer analysis

Thermodynamic cycle analysis

Fluid mechanics and hydraulic system

Engineering calculations and docs

Education

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Tools

CAD

Job description

Johnson Controls invites applications for an entry-level Thermal Data Center Systems Engineer at the Advanced Technology and Innovation Center in New Freedom, PA. You will gain foundational experience in thermal design, analysis, and testing for data center cooling, supporting product development from server heat capture to ambient rejection.

You will work with controls, electrical, and mechanical teams, learn thermal modeling tools and CFD, and grow expertise in heat transfer, thermodynamics,