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  • Mechanical Engineer job type Posted on: Oct 21, 2026
  • Mechanical Engineer experience level MicroRefrigeration Inc.
  • Mechanical Engineer employment type Scottsdale, Arizona
  • Mechanical Engineer employment type Onsite
  • Mechanical Engineer salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Mechanical Engineer

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Scottsdale Arizona United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Job Description

About the Role & Company

\n

MicroRefrigeration Inc. is building next-generation datacenter cooling AI infrastructure solutions, 

\n

including proprietary compressed-refrigerant cooling technology that delivers superior efficiency 

\n

and density versus traditional direct liquid cooling systems.

\n

We are seeking a Mechanical Engineer with strong design fundamentals, expert SolidWorks skills, and 

\n

practical experience with capital-equipment product release processes. This is a hands-on design 

\n

and build role. You will own mechanical design from concept through detailed design, drawings, BOM 

\n

creation, prototype fabrication support, and formal product release.

\n

We are looking for a builder who is comfortable in a startup environment, moves quickly with 

\n

limited process overhead, and takes ownership of getting hardware designed, sourced, built, and 

\n

released.

\n


\n

No politics, just be a good engineer!

\n


\n

Key Responsibilities

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Mechanical Design & SolidWorks

\n

• Create high-quality 3D models, assemblies, and detailed manufacturing drawings in SolidWorks 

\n

(expert-level proficiency desired).

\n

• Develop mechanical designs for refrigeration modules, cold plates, manifolds, server rack 

\n

integration, heater simulation assemblies, and supporting capital equipment.

\n

• Apply DFM/DFA principles; produce drawings suitable for both prototype fabrication and 

\n

production release.

\n

• Manage design data in PDM/PLM systems; maintain revision control, part numbering, and release 

\n

status.

\n


\n

Product Development & Release Process

\n

• Own mechanical design deliverables through a formal Product Development Process (PDP) / 

\n

phase-gate process for capital equipment.

\n

• Execute design reviews, design freeze, ECO/ECN processes, and transition from Engineering BOM to 

\n

Production BOM.

\n

• Ensure designs meet manufacturing, cost, reliability, and scalability requirements for volume 

\n

production.

\n

• Document design decisions, specifications, and as-built records that support final product 

\n

release.

\n

Hands-on Build, Fabrication & Sourcing

\n

• Support prototype builds in the Scottsdale facility — comfortable working with hands, measuring, 

\n

fitting, and debugging hardware.

\n

• Source and order components and materials (McMaster-Carr fluency expected; also work with other 

\n

industrial suppliers).

\n

• Create and maintain accurate BOMs; coordinate with technicians and suppliers for fabrication and 

\n

assembly.

\n

• Iterate designs rapidly based on build feedback, test results, and manufacturing input.

\n


\n

Refrigeration & System Integration (Desired)

\n

• Contribute to mechanical design of vapor-compression cooling systems, including compressor 

\n

modules, condensers, cold plates, and interconnecting plumbing.

\n

• Collaborate with thermal, electrical, and controls engineers to deliver a complete, releasable 

\n

product.

\n


\n

Qualifications

\n

• MSME, BSME, BSMET with ~5 years of mechanical design experience in capital equipment, industrial 

\n

machinery, HVAC/refrigeration equipment, or related hardware products.

\n

• Expert-level SolidWorks skills — complex assemblies, drawings, configurations, and PDM 

\n

workflows. Ability to produce production-ready documentation is required.

\n

• Demonstrated understanding of capital equipment product release processes, Product Development 

\n

Process (PDP), stage-gate or phase-gate methodologies, ECO/ECN, and design freeze practices.

\n

• Hands-on experience with PDM and/or PLM systems for design data management and release.

\n

• Comfortable building and fabricating equipment; able to work in a shop environment, support 

\n

prototype assembly, and debug mechanical issues.

\n

• Practical experience ordering and specifying parts from McMaster-Carr and other industrial 

\n

suppliers.

\n

• Refrigeration or HVAC mechanical design experience is strongly desired (vapor-compression 

\n

systems, cold plates, manifolds, condensers, or related components).

\n

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent practical experience.

\n

• Startup or fast-paced product development environment experience preferred; ability to wear 

\n

multiple hats and deliver results with limited resources.

\n

• Excellent communication skills and ability to document designs clearly for manufacturing and 

\n

cross-functional teams.

\n


\n

What We Offer

\n

• Significant equity in a high-upside AI infrastructure venture.

\n

• Opportunity to shape early engineering practices, product release methodology, and design 

\n

standards.

\n

• Relocation support and the chance to work on groundbreaking cooling technology for AI 

\n

infrastructure.

\n

• Competitive compensation commensurate with experience.

\n


\n

If you are a mechanical engineer with strong SolidWorks skills, real capital-equipment product 

\n

release experience, and a willingness to design, source, and help build hardware in a fast-moving 

\n

environment, we want to hear from you. Apply with your resume and a short note highlighting 

\n

relevant design and product-release work.

\n

MicroRefrigeration is an equal opportunity employer.

\n


Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Oct 21, 2026

Reference Number:

f1ca2ddf7e61723e

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Scottsdale

Job Origin:

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Job Description

About the Role & Company

\n

MicroRefrigeration Inc. is building next-generation datacenter cooling AI infrastructure solutions, 

\n

including proprietary compressed-refrigerant cooling technology that delivers superior efficiency 

\n

and density versus traditional direct liquid cooling systems.

\n

We are seeking a Mechanical Engineer with strong design fundamentals, expert SolidWorks skills, and 

\n

practical experience with capital-equipment product release processes. This is a hands-on design 

\n

and build role. You will own mechanical design from concept through detailed design, drawings, BOM 

\n

creation, prototype fabrication support, and formal product release.

\n

We are looking for a builder who is comfortable in a startup environment, moves quickly with 

\n

limited process overhead, and takes ownership of getting hardware designed, sourced, built, and 

\n

released.

\n


\n

No politics, just be a good engineer!

\n


\n

Key Responsibilities

\n

Mechanical Design & SolidWorks

\n

• Create high-quality 3D models, assemblies, and detailed manufacturing drawings in SolidWorks 

\n

(expert-level proficiency desired).

\n

• Develop mechanical designs for refrigeration modules, cold plates, manifolds, server rack 

\n

integration, heater simulation assemblies, and supporting capital equipment.

\n

• Apply DFM/DFA principles; produce drawings suitable for both prototype fabrication and 

\n

production release.

\n

• Manage design data in PDM/PLM systems; maintain revision control, part numbering, and release 

\n

status.

\n


\n

Product Development & Release Process

\n

• Own mechanical design deliverables through a formal Product Development Process (PDP) / 

\n

phase-gate process for capital equipment.

\n

• Execute design reviews, design freeze, ECO/ECN processes, and transition from Engineering BOM to 

\n

Production BOM.

\n

• Ensure designs meet manufacturing, cost, reliability, and scalability requirements for volume 

\n

production.

\n

• Document design decisions, specifications, and as-built records that support final product 

\n

release.

\n

Hands-on Build, Fabrication & Sourcing

\n

• Support prototype builds in the Scottsdale facility — comfortable working with hands, measuring, 

\n

fitting, and debugging hardware.

\n

• Source and order components and materials (McMaster-Carr fluency expected; also work with other 

\n

industrial suppliers).

\n

• Create and maintain accurate BOMs; coordinate with technicians and suppliers for fabrication and 

\n

assembly.

\n

• Iterate designs rapidly based on build feedback, test results, and manufacturing input.

\n


\n

Refrigeration & System Integration (Desired)

\n

• Contribute to mechanical design of vapor-compression cooling systems, including compressor 

\n

modules, condensers, cold plates, and interconnecting plumbing.

\n

• Collaborate with thermal, electrical, and controls engineers to deliver a complete, releasable 

\n

product.

\n


\n

Qualifications

\n

• MSME, BSME, BSMET with ~5 years of mechanical design experience in capital equipment, industrial 

\n

machinery, HVAC/refrigeration equipment, or related hardware products.

\n

• Expert-level SolidWorks skills — complex assemblies, drawings, configurations, and PDM 

\n

workflows. Ability to produce production-ready documentation is required.

\n

• Demonstrated understanding of capital equipment product release processes, Product Development 

\n

Process (PDP), stage-gate or phase-gate methodologies, ECO/ECN, and design freeze practices.

\n

• Hands-on experience with PDM and/or PLM systems for design data management and release.

\n

• Comfortable building and fabricating equipment; able to work in a shop environment, support 

\n

prototype assembly, and debug mechanical issues.

\n

• Practical experience ordering and specifying parts from McMaster-Carr and other industrial 

\n

suppliers.

\n

• Refrigeration or HVAC mechanical design experience is strongly desired (vapor-compression 

\n

systems, cold plates, manifolds, condensers, or related components).

\n

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent practical experience.

\n

• Startup or fast-paced product development environment experience preferred; ability to wear 

\n

multiple hats and deliver results with limited resources.

\n

• Excellent communication skills and ability to document designs clearly for manufacturing and 

\n

cross-functional teams.

\n


\n

What We Offer

\n

• Significant equity in a high-upside AI infrastructure venture.

\n

• Opportunity to shape early engineering practices, product release methodology, and design 

\n

standards.

\n

• Relocation support and the chance to work on groundbreaking cooling technology for AI 

\n

infrastructure.

\n

• Competitive compensation commensurate with experience.

\n


\n

If you are a mechanical engineer with strong SolidWorks skills, real capital-equipment product 

\n

release experience, and a willingness to design, source, and help build hardware in a fast-moving 

\n

environment, we want to hear from you. Apply with your resume and a short note highlighting 

\n

relevant design and product-release work.

\n

MicroRefrigeration is an equal opportunity employer.

\n


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