Mechanical Engineer

Hut 8•Miami, FL

About The Position

BUILT DIFFERENT We believe there's a better way to build. One that moves faster, thinks bigger, and gives people the ownership to challenge what's been done before. We're not here to follow the standard. We're here to set a new one. We don't believe the best work happens inside rigid boxes. People are given real ownership, real responsibility, and the space to operate beyond a title. Scope grows with impact. Responsibility grows with trust. And the people who step up help shape what comes next. We're building an organization around ownership, not hierarchy, where your influence is defined by what you take on, not what's written on your email signature. ABOUT THE ROLE The infrastructure is ambitious. The people behind it should be too. We need a Mechanical Engineer who thinks from first principles, questions convention, and wants the weight of owning the outcome. Someone who can design it, stand behind it, solve for it in the field, and build the runway as they go.

Requirements

  • Active Professional Engineer (PE) license.
  • 7+ years designing mechanical systems for data centers, industrial, or other mission-critical facilities.
  • Working knowledge of IMC, IPC, IECC, NFPA 13, ASME B31, and ASHRAE TC 9.9, backed by hands-on experience with chilled-water plants and liquid-cooling architectures.
  • Comfortable reading and redlining P&IDs, single-line diagrams, and construction documents without help.
  • Experience working directly with contractors, vendors, and construction teams through commissioning.

Nice To Haves

  • 10+ years and multi-site U.S. data center delivery experience.
  • CFD or thermal-hydraulic modeling (AFT Fathom, ANSYS, or similar).
  • Background at a company that self-performs its own builds rather than relying on a GC.
  • Experience integrating with BAS/controls systems.

Responsibilities

  • Own mechanical system design end-to-end: chilled-water plants, air-cooled and direct-liquid-cooling (DLC) systems, piping, and fire protection.
  • Take professional responsibility for calculations, drawings, and specifications as Engineer of Record, not a reviewer of someone else's work, the author of it.
  • Stay close to construction and commissioning, catch conflicts before they become delays, and sign off only when it's actually right.
  • Push on cost, constructability, and third-party engineering deliverables without cutting the corners that matter.
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