Server Thermal Senior Engineer

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Server Thermal Senior Engineer

Mechanical Engineering leads and delivers the development of innovative and compliant mechanical design solutions, as well as cross-functional interfaces for desktop, portable and server computer systems and peripherals. Our team conducts the analysis, feasibility studies and testing of mechanical products, instruments, subassemblies and packaging for new and existing products – and then oversees the introduction of design changes to the manufacturing organizations.

Join us to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact as a Server Thermal Senior Engineer on our Thermal Engineering team in Taipei Taiwan.

What you’ll achieve
As a Server Thermal Senior Engineer, you will be responsible for Develop and implement both air cooling and liquid cooling thermal solutions for server products through engaging with all stakeholders, such as architecture, cross-functional teams, ODMs, and suppliers

Qualifications

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Every Dell Technologies team member brings something unique to the table. Here’s what we are looking for with this role:

Essential Requirements

  • Bachelor or master degree in Mechanical/Thermal Engineering
  • 5+ years working experience as a system thermal R&D engineer in ICT industry.
  • Good Communication and presentation skill
  • Good or fluent in English
  • Capability of data analysis, root cause analysis, and issue triage 
  • Capability of CAE/simulation tool and empirical tests
  • Personality: Optimism, passion, integrity, and hungry to learn

Responsibilities

You will:

  • Optimize thermal solution and thermal control design to deliver best in class server products.
  • Triage issue and drive the root cause out.
  • Be proactively collaborated with other teams and provide comprehensive deliverables
  • Participate the key initiatives to improve daily job and maximize portfolio benefit
  • Engage with global thermal and acoustic teams