Staff Technical Product Manager DC Cooling Systems

Role Overview: You will be joining Submer, a company dedicated to redefining how data centers are constructed and operated with a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and innovation. As a Staff Technical Product Manager for Data Center Cooling Systems, your role will involve leading the strategy, design, validation, and commercialization of cooling solutions for next-generation servers and data centers. Key Responsibilities: - Define technical requirements and specifications for data center cooling systems - Develop strategy and roadmap for cooling systems portfolio - Lead cross-disciplinary engineering reviews and oversee prototype development and testing - Specify CDU design parameters, flow rates, and integration with facility cooling loops - Define and validate TCS hardware and control algorithms for system optimization - Lead software integration for monitoring, telemetry, and automated regulation - Interface with server and rack design teams to ensure seamless cooling adoption - Develop cost, manufacturability, and scalability plans for volume production - Engage with suppliers for joint development and qualification of components - Act as the primary technical expert in customer engagements and field trials Qualifications Required: - Bachelors or Masters in Mechanical/Thermal Engineering with strong knowledge in fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and thermal management systems - 10+ years of experience in engineering design and product leadership, specifically in developing, testing, and deploying cooling systems for servers or HPC environments - Expertise in cooling product development, fluid system reliability, and familiarity with industry standards for data center cooling - Experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams from concept to deployment, aligning with product strategy and business goals - Hands-on knowledge of Liquid Cooling Technologies for data centers and proficiency with simulation tools - Customer-facing experience with hyperscale or enterprise data center clients, understanding serviceability, TCO considerations, and data center construction/MEP activities,