Senior Data Center Solutions Engineer

October 10, 2026

Job Description Integrated Power, Cooling & IT Infrastructure About The Role We are looking for a Senior Data Center Solutions Engineer to work alongside our Sales teams and customers in developing complete, integrated data centre infrastructure solutions. This is not a role focused on one individual product or technology. You will take a system-level approach, bringing together critical power, cooling, rack and IT infrastructure to create end-to-end solutions based on the customer’s technical and operational requirements. You will engage with customers early in the sales and design cycle, helping to shape the technical solution and supporting increasingly complex environments including high-density computing, AI infrastructure, GPU-based systems and advanced cooling technologies. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Partner with Sales teams to develop and position integrated data centre solutions for enterprise, colocation and hyperscale customers.</li><li>Act as a technical advisor to customers, understanding their IT and infrastructure requirements and translating these into practical solution architectures.</li><li>Develop solutions incorporating multiple technologies including critical power, cooling, racks, containment and IT infrastructure.</li><li>Support technical proposals, tenders, customer presentations and solution workshops.</li><li>Engage early in the sales cycle to help influence solution architecture and technical positioning.</li><li>Work closely with engineering, product management and application engineering teams to ensure proposed solutions are technically sound and aligned with customer requirements.</li><li>Support the development of customised solutions where standard architectures or products do not fully meet the customer's needs.</li><li>Help customers address the infrastructure requirements associated with AI, high-performance computing and increasing rack power densities. </li></ul>What We're Looking For You will have a strong technical understanding of data centre or mission-critical infrastructure, combined with the ability to look beyond individual products and understand how multiple technologies work together as a complete system. Ideally, your experience will come from technical sales, presales, solution engineering, solution architecture or application engineering within the data centre or critical infrastructure market. You should be comfortable discussing solutions with both technical and commercial stakeholders and be able to translate complex technical requirements into clear customer value. Technical Experience Experience across several of the following areas would be particularly relevant: <ul><li>Data centre solution architecture and infrastructure design</li><li>Critical power systems including UPS, power distribution, switchgear, PDU and busway</li><li>Thermal management and data centre cooling</li><li>Air and liquid cooling technologies</li><li>Racks, containment and physical IT infrastructure</li><li>Server, compute, storage and networking fundamentals</li><li>High-density data centre environments</li><li>GPU-based infrastructure and high-performance computing (HPC)</li><li>AI infrastructure and its impact on power and cooling requirements</li><li>Enterprise, colocation and hyperscale data centre environments</li><li>Data centre white space / IT hall architecture</li><li>Integration of power, cooling and IT infrastructure into complete end-to-end solutions </li></ul>What Will Make You Successful You don't necessarily need to be a specialist in every technology area. What is important is the ability to understand the complete data centre environment, connect different technologies together and develop solutions around what the customer is ultimately trying to achieve. You will combine strong technical credibility with a commercial mindset and be comfortable working directly with customers, Sales teams and technical specialists to turn complex requirements into practical, competitive solutions.

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