Senior / Principal Mechanical Engineer (Data Centres)

Our client is looking for a Senior / Principal Mechanical Engineer (Data Centres) to support the delivery of a major renewable energy project.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead collaborative efforts within the team to develop detailed design models and simulations for mechanical and HVAC systems in data centre projects, utilising advanced modelling techniques and industry best practices.
• Spearhead the design of complex mechanical systems tailored specifically for data centre environments, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency in cooling.
• Drive the development of innovative mechanical designs for HVAC systems incorporating cutting-edge technologies to meet the unique demands of data centre infrastructure.
• Proactively manage project activities to ensure alignment with strategic and commercial objectives and effectively address any significant conflicts or challenges, leveraging extensive expertise to provide guidance and mentorship to junior team members.
• Assume primary responsibility for designated segments of design projects, ensuring adherence to rigorous quality standards and precision in execution, while representing the team in key internal and client-facing meetings to provide expert insights and recommendations.

About You

• Is a Chartered Engineer (or within 6–12 months of achieving it) in Building Services (CIBSE / IMechE).
• Has significant experience in Mechanical Engineering within a consulting business environment.
• Experience across all data centre design and construction stages, including cooling solutions, PUE/WUE efficiency, resilience/TIER levels, and testing/commissioning.
• Proficiency in relevant software including design and energy modelling tools.
• Experience in leading the development and implementation of Mechanical Engineering solutions across a range of projects.
• Strong technical expertise in Mechanical Engineering principles and practices.

If you are interested in this role, please apply.

Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.