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XNRGY Climate Systems in Mesa, AZ is hiring experienced TIG Welders to support production at our new advanced manufacturing facilities building next-generation HVAC and chiller systems powering North America.
The TIG Welder will perform high‑quality welds on stainless steel, carbon steel, and aluminum, read blueprints, and support production in a climate‑controlled indoor shop. Candidates must be able to work day or night shifts as needed, with safety and precision at the core.
XNRGY Climate Systems is rapidly expanding and hiring experienced TIG Welders to support production at our new advanced manufacturing facilities in Mesa, Arizona. This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing company building next-generation thermal management systems powering hyperscale AI data centers and mission‑critical infrastructure across North America.
With Mesa 1 and Mesa 2 now operational, XNRGY is experiencing explosive year‑over‑year growth and investing heavily in advanced manufacturing, innovation, and workforce expansion.
XNRGY is a leading North American manufacturer of high‑efficiency, sustainable HVAC and chiller systems serving data centers, healthcare, life sciences, commercial buildings, and other mission‑critical environments.
We are seeking experienced TIG Welders with 5+ years of hands‑on TIG welding experience who take pride in precision workmanship, quality, and safety.
The TIG Welder is responsible for performing high-quality TIG welding and fabrication work on HVAC and chiller systems in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment. This role requires experience welding stainless steel, carbon steel, and aluminum components, reading blueprints, and supporting production operations in a climate‑controlled indoor manufacturing facility.
Candidates must be open to working either day shift or night shift based on production needs.
Join XNRGY Climate Systems and help build the advanced cooling infrastructure powering the future of AI and mission‑critical technology.