Data Centre Solutions Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Altro in Milano
Data Centre Solutions Engineer - Mechanical Role Summary The Data Centre Solutions Engineer is a key member of STACK's Solutions Engineering team, acting as the technical bridge between our hyperscale clients and the teams responsible for developing, designing and delivering their data centre capacity.
You will translate complex client technical requirements into clear, practical engineering direction, helping shape resilient, scalable and energy-efficient cooling and mechanical solutions. Working closely with Development, Design Engineering, Delivery and Operations, you will protect the agreed design intent while ensuring solutions remain aligned with STACK standards, capabilities and long-term operational requirements. From early-stage design and Basis of Design development through construction, commissioning and operational readiness, you will influence major projects across EMEA and help deliver mission-critical infrastructure for some of the world's largest digital platforms.
Key Responsibilities Act as a trusted Solutions Engineering partner to hyperscale and strategic clients,
developing a clear understanding of their technical, operational and business requirements.
Translate client’s technical requirements into clear engineering briefs, design criteria and actionable inputs for STACK's Development, Design Engineering, Delivery and Operations teams.
Lead client and internal technical workshops, design intent sessions and engineering reviews, communicating complex topics clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Shape practical, scalable and resilient solutions that balance client requirements with STACK standards, program requirements and long-term operational performance.
Provide mechanical engineering expertise across HVAC, chilled water, CRAH/CRAC systems, heat rejection, plantrooms, pipework, pumps, valves, containment and airflow management.
Review cooling strategies, mechanical capacity, thermal performance and CFD analysis to support resil