Technical Solutions Manager
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We are seeking an experienced Technical Solutions Manager to serve as the technical bridge between North American customers and our global R&D, product, and engineering teams.
You will be the regional technical expert for our data center liquid cooling portfolio, leading customer discovery, solution design, technical pre-sales, and product localization. You will help customers develop reliable and scalable cooling architectures for high-density AI and HPC environments while ensuring alignment with North American technical and compliance requirements., * Lead technical discovery, customer workshops, and pre-sales engagements for data center liquid cooling and high-density thermal management solutions.
- Develop technical proposals, system architectures, equipment selections, sizing calculations, and TCO/ROI analyses for CDU, direct-to-chip cold-plate, RDHx, chiller, and heat-rejection deployments.
- Review and develop P&IDs, hydraulic designs, pump and valve configurations, control sequences, redundancy strategies, and primary/secondary cooling-loop integration.
- Advise customers on integrating liquid cooling systems with existing facility infrastructure and traditional air-cooling systems, including CRAC and CRAH equipment.
- Serve as the Voice of the Customer in North America, translating technical requirements and market feedback into actionable product specifications for global R&D and product teams.
- Support product localization and compliance with applicable UL/CSA requirements, ASHRAE TC 9.9 guidance, OCP specifications, and customer-specific standards.
- Support proof-of-concept projects, technical validation, design reviews, pilot deployments, and project handover to delivery and service teams.
- Provide technical training and solution support to regional sales teams, channel partners, consultants, and customers., * Serve as a key technical leader in the North American expansion of our data center liquid cooling business.
- Influence product localization and technology development based on direct customer and market feedback.
- Work closely with global R&D, product, engineering, and commercial teams.
- Contribute to next-generation cooling solutions for rapidly growing AI and high-density computing environments.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Thermal Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field; a master’s degree is preferred.
- 5+ years of experience in solutions engineering, applications engineering, technical pre-sales, product management, or thermal engineering within the data center, mission-critical cooling, HVAC, or IT hardware industry.
- Strong technical knowledge of CDUs, direct-to-chip cold plates, RDHx, chillers, heat-rejection systems, and liquid cooling distribution architecture.
- Working knowledge of CRAC, CRAH, chilled-water systems, and hybrid air-and-liquid cooling environments.
- Experience reviewing or developing P&IDs, hydraulic calculations, piping and valve configurations, control sequences, and system redundancy designs such as N, N+1, and 2N.
- Understanding of coolant selection, water quality, material compatibility, leak detection, controls, and monitoring requirements.
- Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear customer recommendations and business value.
- Strong presentation, technical writing, problem-solving, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
- Ability to work effectively with global teams across multiple cultures and time zones.
- Willingness to travel across North America as required
Preferred Experience
- Experience designing or supporting liquid cooling solutions for AI, HPC, hyperscale, or high-density data center environments.
- Experience at-or working closely with-companies such as Vertiv, nVent, Schneider Electric / Motivair, Eaton / Boyd Thermal, STULZ, AIRSYS, or comparable thermal management organizations.
- Thermal engineering or infrastructure experience with companies such as NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, Lenovo, Dell, HPE, Supermicro, or other leading semiconductor and server technology providers.
- Familiarity with applicable UL/CSA certification processes, ASHRAE TC 9.9 guidance, and Open Compute Project specifications.
- Experience with CFD, thermal modeling, hydraulic sizing, or other engineering design and simulation tools.
- Experience supporting product localization, new product introduction, or market entry in North America.
Benefits & conditions
7.Total Target Compensation: $200,000-$250,000 per year, including base salary, performance-based incentives, and an annual bonus.For exceptionally qualified candidates with highly relevant industry expertise and established customer relationships, a higher compensation package may be considered.
About the company
Han’s Laser is a publicly traded global technology group and a leading provider of intelligent manufacturing equipment and integrated technology solutions.
We employ more than 20,000 people worldwide, including over 6,600 R&D professionals, and hold more than 7,400 patents. Our global network serves more than 40,000 industrial customers across 100+ countries and regions.
In 2025, Han’s Laser generated approximately US$2.67 billion in annual revenue. In 2026, the Group’s market capitalization surpassed US$15 billion. We are now expanding our technology portfolio and market presence in AI data center thermal management.
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