Hardware Engineer, Liquid Cooling

Role description

Role Overview

The Hardware Engineer, Liquid Cooling, will own liquid cooling infrastructure from the rack to the facility interface. This hands-on role will automate the liquid cooling hardware lifecycle, develop hardware management services, and build monitoring systems for pumps, valves, and sensors.

What You Will Do

The Hardware Engineer, Liquid Cooling, will automate the liquid cooling hardware lifecycle, develop hardware management services, and build monitoring systems for pumps, valves, and sensors.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with in-rack CDUs, liquid-to-air heat exchangers, or remote cooling units, and a solid understanding of data centre thermal design principles, coolant types, thermal transfer mechanisms, and leak detection methods.

Requirements

• 4+ years of professional experience in hardware, infrastructure, thermal, or platform engineering roles within data centre, cloud, or high-performance computing environments.
• Hands-on experience with in-rack CDUs (Coolant Distribution Units), liquid-to-air heat exchangers, or remote cooling units.
• Solid understanding of data centre thermal design principles, coolant types, thermal transfer mechanisms, and leak detection methods.
• In-depth knowledge of server hardware, components, and fleet management technologies.
• Proficiency in Python or Ansible, with hands-on experience programmatically interacting with hardware via Redfish, IPMI, or SSH (Redfish preferred).
• Demonstrated experience supporting production infrastructure, driving incident escalations through to root-cause resolution, and participating in on-call rotations.
• Excellent technical documentation and problem-solving skills, with fluency in written and spoken English.

Benefits

• Family-level Medical Insurance
• Family-level Dental Insurance
• Generous Pension Contribution
• Life Assurance at 4x Salary
• Critical Illness Cover
• Employee Assistance Programme
• Tuition Reimbursement