Senior Manager Mechanical-Data Centers

Role overview

Design and technical leadership

• Lead mechanical design and delivery for data center projects and coordinate interfaces with architectural, structural, civil, electrical, ICT, ELV, security, and specialist systems.
• Lead multidisciplinary coordination and monitor consultant performance, deliverables, schedules, and milestones.
• Establish mechanical standards, specifications, design guidelines, and best practices.
• Conduct technical reviews, design audits, constructability reviews, and coordination meetings.
• Support value engineering while maintaining reliability, maintainability, energy efficiency, and operational performance.
• Identify technical risks, conflicts, and engineering issues and implement mitigations.

Project delivery and team leadership

• Review technical submissions, equipment specifications, vendor offers, and shop drawings for procurement.
• Support construction, factory and site acceptance testing, commissioning, integrated systems testing, and project handover.
• Review and resolve RFIs, technical queries, engineering change requests, and site design issues.
• Coordinate project management, procurement, construction, operations, commissioning teams, consultants, contractors, and vendors.
• Act as the mechanical engineering technical authority and present recommendations and progress to senior management.
• Lead, mentor, coach, and develop mechanical engineering teams; support recruitment and performance management.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Project Management is preferred.
• At least 15 years of mechanical engineering design and project delivery experience.
• At least 7–10 years leading mechanical engineering teams for hyperscale, mission-critical, or large-scale infrastructure projects.
• Proven delivery of complex data center developments from concept through commissioning.
• Extensive knowledge of mission-critical cooling, chilled water, direct-to-chip liquid cooling, cooling towers, heat exchangers, CRAH/CRAC units, HVAC, ventilation, plumbing, and fire protection.
• Immersion cooling experience is described as desirable.

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