Mechanical Engineer – Data Centers
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - Aecom in Milano
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Job Description
AECOM’s Enterprise Capabilities is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join the Mechanical Engineering team in Milan,
Italy.
The position is suited for engineers with around 5 years of experience in HVAC and mechanical building services, with exposure to data centers or mission-critical facilities.
The role focuses on the design and coordination of HVAC and cooling systems, supporting data center and critical infrastructure projects within multidisciplinary teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the design of HVAC and heat rejection systems for data centers and mission-critical environments, considering cooling loads, redundancy concepts, flexibility for phased expansion, airflow management, humidity control, and energy efficiency.
- Contribute to the selection and layout of cooling solutions such as CRAH/CRAC units, chilled water systems, DX systems, in-row cooling, fan wall units, and basic containment strategies, based on project requirements.
- Perform cooling and heating load calculations using industry to