Lead Engineer, Systems Development

• Provide subject matter expertise in thermal management system design for the data center and semiconductor ecosystem, while maintaining broad HVAC systems and product knowledge. 

• Build deep knowledge and understanding of equipment operation and limitations and apply this knowledge with a critical eye to system design, analysis, control and operation. 

• Develop thermal management systems using Trane or sourced equipment and controls including project scoping, concept development, engineering analysis, creation of commercialization content and tools, and system validation. 

• Influence and provide deep technical support and analysis into system-level reference design strategy and execution, working in close cooperation with partners, customers and peers.   

• Evaluate complex, special, and advanced engineering problems working independently with minimal supervision. 

• Serve as subject matter expert on capabilities to improve existing systems and processes. 

• Collaborate with and influence product teams to achieve common objectives 

• May provide periodic routine to intensive technical guidance to less experienced professionals or technicians assigned to work on large projects. 

• Analyze system issues using appropriate modeling tools and techniques. Where needed, collaborate with modeling and simulation specialists to develop new tools. 

• Develop and document thermal management system modes, sequence of operations, and other system level control requirements. 

• Perform field validation through digital and jobsite fulfillment and analysis activity. 

• Provide key technical support in pursuit of Trane business, including participation on strategic job acquisition teams. 

• Develop and deliver technical presentations for customers and industry association events. 

• Serve on industry association committees such as ASHRAE in the development of technical materials, codes and/or standards. 

• Overnight travel 5 – 15% depending on assigned projects, some international travel is possible. 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 

• A Bachelor of Science in Engineering from an accredited four-year college or university with a strong thermal/fluid energy and/or controls background. An MBA is beneficial but is not required. 

• A minimum of 8 years of relevant engineering work experience 

• Completion of the Trane Graduate Training Program is beneficial but is not required. 

• A Professional Engineering license is beneficial but is not required. 

• Ability to travel independently both domestically and internationally. 

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES REQUIRED: 

• Engineering background in data center/high-tech design is required. 

• Experience with PLC controls is a plus. 

• Experience with onsite power generation and/or backup power distribution is a plus. 

• Knowledge of HVAC products, components, and systems is desired. 

• Strong thermal/fluid energy and/or controls background is a plus. 

• Strong technical skills with a natural curiosity and enthusiasm to learn and develop new skills. 

• Technically creative yet grounded in real world feasibility. 

• Able to perform thorough and objective analysis. 

• Able to collaborate with and influence others 

• Self-motivated and disciplined. 

• Willing and able to transfer knowledge to other groups. 

• Good stand-up skills in front of customers and the field sales force. 

• Polished and professional, particularly with customers and in professional societies. 

• Strong written and oral communication skills. Can effectively identify key ideas and develop organized content to share those ideas across a diverse stakeholder group. 

• Ability to speak and write in English. 

• Able to effectively use Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.