Data Center Design Engineer–Mechanical, Cooling System jobs in United States
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Oracle · 2 weeks ago

Data Center Design Engineer–Mechanical, Cooling System

positionUnited States
timeFull-time
remoteRemote
senioritySenior Level, Lead/Staff
date10+ years exp

Oracle is seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join their Data Center Engineering team. The role involves designing mechanical systems specifically for data centers, with a focus on critical infrastructure and cooling systems.

Data GovernanceData ManagementEnterprise SoftwareInformation TechnologySaaSSoftware
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Qualification

Mechanical EngineeringMechanical designAir-cooled systemsLiquid-cooled systemsASHRAE standardsCAD/BIMProfessional Engineering licenseEnglish

Required

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
12+ years of experience in mechanical design for critical infrastructures
Experience with air- and liquid-cooled topologies, Direct-To-Chip, Manifold, CDU, QD, UQDB, RDHX and redundancy schemes
Working knowledge of ASHRAE standards

Preferred

Master's degree or PhD in Engineering, Applied Physics, or related technical discipline
Professional Engineering (PE) license
Proficiency with CAD/BIM (AutoCAD/Revit)

Company

Oracle

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Oracle is an integrated cloud application and platform services that sells a range of enterprise information technology solutions.
dateFounded in 1977
location
Austin, Texas, USA
people-size10001+ employees
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https://www.oracle.com/

Funding

Current Stage
Public Company
Total Funding
$25.75B
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Sequoia Capital
2025-09-24Post Ipo Debt· $18B
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1986-03-12IPO

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Esteban Rubens
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