Janestreet
Data Center Mechanical Engineer
New York, New York, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 71 days ago
Machine LearningProject ManagementCFDMechanical DesignElectrical EngineeringHardware DesignResearchInternal Audit
About the role
- This is an exciting opportunity to help transform the way we think about power usage in our data centers and become an innovator in this space.
Responsibilities
- Working closely with internal engineers as well as external vendors and consultants to design, implement, and monitor the operation of our data center power and cooling systems
- Develop and review design documentation, including cooling and power calculations, CFD studies, failure analysis, etc.
- Collaborate with other team members to research and develop future data center solutions that allow for maximum flexibility while maintaining the performance standards needed for our business
- Building and leading an interdisciplinary team that includes ML researchers and engineers, traders, data center and network architects and engineers, and facilities engineers
- Bridging the knowledge gap between data center infrastructure and GPU/HPC systems to support our ML/compute cluster
Requirements
- Mechanical, computer, or electrical engineering degree
- the ability to work across hardware, mechanical, and data center engineering domains
- 10+ years of experience in thermal/mechanical engineering or data center engineering
- Direct experience with multi-megawatt GPU deployments and high-density computing environments
- Hands-on experience working in data centers and a deep understanding of hardware engineering and data center operations
- Ability to balance systems-level, operational thinking with practical engineering
- Comfort with making decisions in the face of ambiguity and negotiating ideas across a diverse set of groups
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