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Mechanical Engineer

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Hiring Remotely in United States
Mid level
Supports manufacturing and delivery of mechanical cooling equipment for data centers. Evaluates supplier readiness, production capacity, manufacturing processes, quality, and field performance; identifies improvements; manages supplier reviews and issue resolution; and collaborates with engineering, sourcing, construction, suppliers, and contractors. Requires 25–50% domestic travel to supplier facilities and construction sites.
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At Switch, we don’t just design, build and operate data centers—we are enabling the technology of the future. Led by Founder & CEO, Rob Roy, we believe in revolutionary innovation, operational excellence and the principle of karma. Switch is where talented people come together to EVOLVE the digital world.

We believe that innovation isn’t just about technology—it’s about the people, culture, and purpose that make it happen. Every Switch team member contributes to a mission greater than themselves: to create the world’s most advanced digital infrastructure that powers the progress of humanity.

The Role: Mechanical Engineer

The Mechanical Engineer supports the manufacturing and delivery of mechanical cooling equipment used in Switch data centers. You will evaluate supplier readiness, manufacturing capacity, product quality, and opportunities to improve production. You will work with engineering, sourcing, suppliers, and construction teams from initial supplier engagement through sustained production. This role requires regular visits to supplier manufacturing sites and Switch construction locations, with 25–50% domestic travel.

What You’ll Do
  • Support manufacturing partners that produce mechanical cooling equipment for Switch data centers.

  • Review supplier readiness before engagement, during first-of-kind production, and through sustained manufacturing.

  • Visit supplier manufacturing sites to assess production readiness, capacity, quality, and manufacturing processes.

  • Identify practical ways to improve manufacturing quality, efficiency, and value.

  • Visit Switch data center construction sites to review product quality and performance in the field.

  • Participate in supplier business reviews and track actions needed to address execution or quality issues.

  • Support sourcing-related escalations affecting capital projects and work with suppliers, contractors, and internal teams to resolve issues.

  • Travel domestically 25–50% to supplier and Switch locations.

What We’re Looking For
  • You communicate technical issues clearly and provide the information others need to make decisions.

  • You follow through on commitments and raise risks early when they could affect quality, schedule, or delivery.

  • You use sound judgment within established processes and know when to ask for support or escalate an issue.

  • You work effectively across engineering, sourcing, construction, and supplier teams.

  • You focus on solving problems, not just identifying them.

  • You take responsibility for the quality and reliability of your work.

What You’ll Bring
  • 2–4 years of relevant professional experience in mechanical manufacturing, construction, or a related engineering environment.

  • Working knowledge of mechanical cooling systems and the manufacturing or construction processes that support them.

  • Experience evaluating manufacturing processes, product quality, production readiness, or supplier performance.

  • Familiarity with lean manufacturing practices such as 5S, Kaizen, or Kanban.

  • Ability to organize multiple assignments, manage priorities, and make routine decisions with limited direction.

  • Clear written and verbal communication skills.

  • Working knowledge of common project, ERP, data analysis, and Microsoft Office tools.

  • Ability to travel domestically 25–50%.

A bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or equivalent relevant technical training and experience is preferred. Data center experience is helpful but not required.

We encourage you to apply if your experience is closely related, even if you do not meet every preferred qualification.

Why Switch?
  • A Culture of Karma – We are self-motivated by karma, ensuring our actions contribute to a positive, supportive and forward-thinking environment.

  • Industry Leading Designs – Work with the most advanced data center technology on the planet and be a part of emerging technology development.

  • Flexibility & Remote Opportunities – Whether in-office, hybrid, or fully remote, we offer the technology and support to keep teams connected and productive.

  • Career Stability & Growth – In this expanding industry, we invest in our people, providing opportunities & advancement in a stable, growing company.

  • Generous Benefits Package - Switch provides comprehensive coverage for you and your family that can be tailored to fit your personal needs, and more!

Join Us & Make a Difference

This is more than a job—it’s a mission. If you’re ready to be part of a culture that values innovation, karma, and limitless potential, we want to hear from you.

Apply Now and Let’s Build the Future Together.

Remote Applicants

*Remote applicants must reside in one of our registered states: AL, AZ, CA, CO, GA, IL, LA, MA, MI, MO, NC, NV, NY, OR, TX, UT, VA, WA.

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