1571 Data Center Engineering Director jobs in Boston,MA

Watts

Andover, MA 01810

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering, or related field.
Minimum of 5+ years of experience in Supply Chain Management, S&OE;, Materials Management.
Knowledge of S&OE; process, demand planning, supply and inventory planning, new products introduction, and resource allocation.
Knowledge of Demand and Supply processes, MRP and DRP logic.
Experience working with MRP / ERP systems (SAP preferred).
APICS certification (CPIM/CSCP) preferred.

Johnson Controls

Burlington, MA 01805

Required Education: Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in Business, Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, or a related technical field.
Leadership Experience: 3+ years of experience leading technical sales, with a track record of meeting or exceeding revenue targets.
Minimum 7+ years of experience bringing new technology to market in the Manufacturing space.
Experience in the Data Center segment is also required.
Communication: Ability to translate complex technical concepts into compelling business cases for C-suite executives.

Norwood, MA 02062

PhD in Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering, or a closely related field.
Strong fundamental background in combustion, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and applied mathematics.
Extensive experience with experimental and modeling methods in thermal fluids, heat transfer, and combustion/fire science, as well as a general understanding of battery electrochemistry and performance characteristics.

Johnson Controls

Burlington, MA 01805

Required Education: Bachelor's, Masters, or PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, or a related technical field.
Experience: A minimum of 3 years of successful technical sales experience specifically within the Hyperscale or Large-Scale Data Center segments.
Technical Literacy: Strong understanding of heat transfer and fluid dynamics fundamentals, and data center cooling loops (CDUs, secondary loops).
Communication: Ability to bridge the gap between deep-dive thermal engineering discussions and executive-level ROI presentations.