Job Title: Capacity Engineer (CFD) – Data Centres Location: Slough, UK (Hybrid)
Contract: 6 Months (Strong possibility of extension)
We are seeking a Capacity Engineer (CFD) to support large-scale data centre projects , focusing on cooling optimisation, airflow modelling, and capacity planning .
This role involves leveraging Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate and improve data centre environments, ensuring efficient cooling strategies and optimal infrastructure performance.
Perform CFD simulations for single and multi-storey data centre environments
Cooling systems (CRAC units, ventilation, diffusers)
Data hall layouts and rack configurations
Support capacity planning and whitespace optimisation initiatives
Participate in client and project meetings across global teams
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
Thermodynamics and heat transfer
Building physics principles
Proficiency in Excel for reporting and analysis
Experience in data centres or critical infrastructure environments
Power BI / Tableau
Python or automation tools
Work on cutting-edge, large-scale data centre projects
Be part of global, high-impact engineering initiatives
Flexible hybrid working model
Strong likelihood of contract extension based on performance
If you're passionate about CFD, thermal engineering, and data centre innovation , we’d love to hear from you.
Contract: 6 Months (Strong possibility of extension)
We are seeking a Capacity Engineer (CFD) to support large-scale data centre projects , focusing on cooling optimisation, airflow modelling, and capacity planning .
This role involves leveraging Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to simulate and improve data centre environments, ensuring efficient cooling strategies and optimal infrastructure performance.
Perform CFD simulations for single and multi-storey data centre environments
Cooling systems (CRAC units, ventilation, diffusers)
Data hall layouts and rack configurations
Support capacity planning and whitespace optimisation initiatives
Participate in client and project meetings across global teams
Degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
Thermodynamics and heat transfer
Building physics principles
Proficiency in Excel for reporting and analysis
Experience in data centres or critical infrastructure environments
Power BI / Tableau
Python or automation tools
Work on cutting-edge, large-scale data centre projects
Be part of global, high-impact engineering initiatives
Flexible hybrid working model
Strong likelihood of contract extension based on performance
If you're passionate about CFD, thermal engineering, and data centre innovation , we’d love to hear from you.
