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Silent-Aire, a Johnson Controls company, is seeking an Equipment Designer to create, modify, and maintain detailed 3D models, fabrication drawings, and BOMs for custom HVAC equipment and modular infrastructure.
You will work with design engineers, manufacturing and project teams to transform concepts into manufacturable designs, ensure compliance, and support the full design lifecycle with documentation and continuous improvement initiatives.
Silent-Aire, a Johnson Controls company, is a global leader in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of mission-critical modular infrastructure for data centers and other advanced technology facilities. We specialize in custom HVAC systems, data center cooling solutions, power enclosures, electrical skids, and integrated modular solutions that support some of the world's largest technology companies. With manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe and a reputation for engineering innovation, Silent-Aire provides employees the opportunity to work on complex, large-scale projects that are shaping the future of digital infrastructure. Backed by the global resources and stability of Johnson Controls, Silent-Aire combines the agility of a specialized engineering organization with the strength of a global industry leader in building technology and energy solutions.
The Equipment Designer is responsible for creating, modifying, and maintaining detailed 3D models, assemblies, fabrication drawings, and engineering documentation for custom HVAC equipment, modular systems, and mission-critical infrastructure solutions. Working closely with Design Engineers, Project Managers, Manufacturing Engineering, Operations and other cross-functional teams, this role transforms engineering concepts, customer requirements, and product specifications into accurate, manufacturable designs that support successful project execution. The Mechanical Designer develops and manages Bills of Materials (BOMs), component layouts, assembly drawings, and production documentation while ensuring compliance with company standards, engineering requirements, applicable codes, and manufacturing best practices. In this role, you will support the full design lifecycle by implementing design revisions, resolving technical drawing discrepancies, and maintaining configuration control within engineering systems such as Autodesk Inventor and Vault. You will collaborate with manufacturing and operations teams to improve manufacturability, address production challenges, and drive continuous improvement initiatives that enhance product quality, performance, and cost effectiveness. Through active participation in design reviews and engineering projects, you will contribute to the development of innovative cooling and modular infrastructure solutions that support some of the world's largest data center and technology customers.
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