Lead both thermal simulation and experimental validation of advanced cooling solutions for next-generation high-density server, networking, and data center platforms.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute thermal and CFD models for electronic systems, including servers, networking platforms, and liquid-cooled solutions
Perform thermal simulations to predict temperature, airflow, and pressure behavior
Model and analyze cooling technologies such as heat sinks, vapor chambers, heat pipes, fans, and liquid cooling systems
Conduct design trade-off studies and optimization to improve thermal performance, power density, and efficiency
Drive simulation-based design decisions during early architecture and design phases
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Electronics, Electrical or equivalent
Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Electronics, Electrical or equivalent
Lead the growth of Geosyntec’s hydraulic engineering practice in the Dams and Levees high‑growth area, providing technical leadership, business development, and client management across the United States.
Locations (7)
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Dallas, Texas, United States
Houston, Texas, United States
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Huntington, West Virginia, United States
Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and guidance to grow a hydraulic engineering practice within Geosyntec’s Dams and Levees business line
Pull resources from existing hydraulic and hydrologic engineers to support dam and levee projects nationwide
Scope, lead, and serve as a technical advisor on modeling projects
Rehabilitate and design spillways, outlet works, and other dam hydraulic structures
Conduct flood hazard assessment and dam breach modeling for inundation mapping and economic consequence estimation
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in water resources or environmental engineering or a closely related field
Advanced degree in the same field (preferred)
Professional registration (P.E.)
Nice to have: advanced degree in water resources or environmental engineering
Nice to have: experience performing hydrologic studies for dams