Vertiv Holdings
Project Engineer - High Density Liquid Cooling
Lorain, OH, United States
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About the role
- Vertiv is seeking a motivated and technically skilled Project Engineer to serve as the engineering lead on High Density Liquid Cooling (HDLC) and Integrated Solutions installation projects across the United States. This role is responsible for leading liquid cooling projects involving Vertiv Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs), Secondary Fluid Network (SFN)
- manifolds, Rear Door Heat Exchangers (RDHx) and IS projects including SmartRun, SmartRow 2 and VACS systems. The Project Engineer will manage the technical execution of projects from material procurement through commissioning, performing site walks, coordinating with installers, and ensuring all work meets Vertiv's quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities
- Vertiv is seeking a motivated and technically skilled Project Engineer to serve as the engineering lead on High Density Liquid Cooling (HDLC) and Integrated Solutions installation projects across the United States.
- The Project Engineer will manage the technical execution of projects from material procurement through commissioning, performing site walks, coordinating with installers, and ensuring all work meets Vertiv's quality and safety standards.
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