Chiller System Engineer (Shanghai, SH, CN, 200245)

Ingersoll Rand
Shanghai
Workplace: OnsiteFull timeFunction: Data Science & Machine LearningExperience: 5-8 yearsEducation: bachelorsSkills: ["Collaboration","Strategic thinking","Problem-solving"]

Lead thermodynamic design, component selection, and system integration for magnetic bearing centrifugal chillers, with a focus on Danfoss Turbocor oil-free compressors. Serve as the technical liaison between the local team and the US global chiller design group to align specifications and technology platforms. Support integration with CDU and Fan Array systems for data-center “total solution” delivery, supervise supplier qualification, and plan testing/validation including FAT and prototype verification.

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Chiller System Engineer (Shanghai, SH, CN, 200245)

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Job Summary

Lead thermodynamic design, component selection, and system integration for magnetic bearing centrifugal chillers, with a focus on Danfoss Turbocor oil-free compressors. Serve as the technical liaison between the local team and the US global chiller design group to align specifications and technology platforms. Support integration with CDU and Fan Array systems for data-center “total solution” delivery, supervise supplier qualification, and plan testing/validation including FAT and prototype verification.
Location: Shanghai
Workplace: Onsite
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Data Science & Machine Learning
Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Lead thermodynamic design, component selection, and system integration of magnetic bearing centrifugal chillers, optimizing performance metrics (COP, IPLV/NPLV).
  • •Select, configure, and design control logic and envelope control algorithms for Danfoss Turbocor compressors.
  • •Serve as the technical bridge between local and US global chiller design teams to align specifications and technology platforms.
  • •Integrate the chiller with CDU and Fan Array systems to deliver a “total solution” for high-density data centers.
  • •Supervise and qualify Chinese component suppliers and plan/execute Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and prototype verification.

Key Requirements

  • •5–8+ years designing and developing large-scale water chillers, including at least 3 years hands-on experience with Danfoss Turbocor (or equivalent magnetic bearing) compressor systems.
  • •Bachelor’s degree or above in Refrigeration, Cryogenic Engineering, Thermal Energy Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering.
  • •Deep knowledge of refrigeration cycle dynamics and variable-speed centrifugal compressor systems.
  • •Proficiency with thermodynamic simulation software such as NIST Refprop, Aspen, or proprietary chiller selection tools.
  • •Fluent written and spoken English for alignment with US and overseas engineering teams.
Experience:5-8 years
Education:Bachelor's in Refrigeration, Cryogenic Engineering, Thermal Energy Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering
Skills:CollaborationStrategic thinkingProblem-solving
Languages:English
Tech Stack:Danfoss TurbocorMagnetic bearingCentrifugal chillersRefrigerant cycle simulationsCOPIPLV/NPLVNIST RefpropAspenCAD softwarePro/ESolidworksUGThermal simulationCFDFactory Acceptance Tests (FAT)CDU (Coolant Distribution Unit)Fan ArrayVariable speed drives

Company Brief

Ingersoll Rand
Designs, manufactures, and services industrial equipment and technologies including air compressors, power tools, fluid management systems, and downstream industrial solutions for manufacturing, construction, and commercial customers worldwide.
Industry: Industrial Machinery
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Revenue: USD 1B+
Growth: Public Company
Valuation: Public Company (Market Cap in USD)
Funding: IPO / Publicly Listed
Headquarters: Davidson, United States
Founded: 1871
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