Principal Mechanical Engineer - Systems Integrator

Hamilton Barnes Associates Limited
Nottingham
1 week ago
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Ready to lead the future of data centre cooling innovation?


Join an agile, innovation-focused engineering hub transforming the way high-performance data centres operate. The Nottingham-based team is seeking a Principal Mechanical Engineer to succeed their lead designer, taking full ownership of a high-performing mechanical team and driving strategic projects with global clients. This role combines hands-on design leadership with the opportunity to influence cooling optimisation, digital-twin modelling, and next-generation data centre efficiency.


Ready to take charge of cutting-edge projects and shape the future of enterprise data centre performance? Apply now.


Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the SME mechanical team to deliver complex energy-saving and cooling projects.
  • Support digital-twin modeling projects from initial concept through to final delivery.
  • Manage software-led cooling optimization and provide technical R&D support for the business.
  • Oversee feasibility surveys, risk assessments, and value engineering for high-value client tenders.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of industrial design experience with a focus on Liquid Cooling or HVAC systems.
  • Formal degree in Mechanical Engineering, ideally with a specialized focus on Thermodynamics.
  • Proven ability to manage technical teams and coordinate multi-disciplinary project tenders.
  • A proactive mindset interested in bridging mechanical design with IoT and software development.

Benefits

  • Direct Path to Director: This hire is a strategic replacement with a massive opportunity to scale into a Directorship.
  • Global Client Exposure: Travel 3-5 times a year to visit international clients and lead technical data performance sessions.
  • Elite Mentorship: Receive up to 6 months of direct 1-on-1 handover and training from the outgoing lead designer on their bespoke platform.
  • True Flexibility: The focus is on results, not the clock. Work from home or the office as you see fit once you are integrated into the systems.
  • Hybrid & Fully Flexible

Salary

  • 75k-85k


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