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Datacenter People are seeking a Thermal Design Engineer to join its data center power team in Reno, Nevada. You will become the SME for thermal management across a leading rack power distribution product portfolio, including Open Compute Project (OCP) architectures, with opportunities to grow a team.
You will work on liquid cooling interactions, high-density data center applications, and collaboration across mechanical, electrical and manufacturing teams, traveling internationally as needed.
Datacenter People are currently supporting a global leader in electrical and digital infrastructure in the search for a Thermal Design Engineer to join its data center power team in Reno, Nevada.
**Candidates requiring relocation within the US will also be considered**
This is the first role of its kind within the business unit. You will become the subject matter expert for thermal management across a market-leading portfolio of rack power distribution products used by some of the world's largest hyperscalers, with the potential to build a team as the function grows.
The role combines hands-on simulation and design work with a visible, cross-functional remit, making it well suited to an engineer who enjoys influencing product direction as much as running the analysis.
You will support the development of next-generation power distribution and infrastructure products for data center environments, with a particular focus on Open Compute Project (OCP) architectures and high-current, high-voltage applications.
A key part of the role is understanding how liquid cooling interacts with the product portfolio and ensuring effective thermal management within cabinets and containment, reducing risk as rack densities continue to rise.
As the thermal SME, you will also share technical insight with engineering, marketing and sales teams, and represent the business at international engineering conferences.
Data center experience is preferred, but candidates from other industries with strong, transferable thermal design experience will also be considered. Knowledge of OCP hardware, 48V or 400V rack power architectures, Autodesk Inventor, PLM/ECO processes and Hipot, SELV or thermal testing would be advantageous.
This role will suit a collaborative, outward-facing engineer rather than someone who prefers to work in isolation on analysis or CAD.
Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental and vision cover, a high 401(k) match, bonus opportunities and above-benchmark parental leave
We regret that due to the high volume of applications we are unable to acknowledge each one. Please bear in mind that if you are selected for interview we will contact you within the next seven days.