GPU Thermal Management Design Engineer (Hardware)

TL;DR

GPU Thermal Management Design Engineer (Hardware): Architecting and validating thermal management and fan control features for hirify.global dGPU products with an accent on high-performance thermal solutions and platform optimization. Focus on simulating heat transfer, optimizing fan control architecture, and ensuring thermal and acoustic requirements are met for discrete graphics cards.

Location: Must live and work from Canada (fully home-based, occasional site visits required)

Salary: CAD 109,380.00-154,420.00

Company

hirify.global's Data Center Group (DCG) develops Xeon-based solutions and custom x86 products for general-purpose compute, HPC, and AI-accelerated systems.

What you will do

• Architect, simulate, and validate thermal management and fan control features for dGPU products.
• Design and optimize high-performance thermal solutions and overall platform designs for dGPU cards and systems.
• Collaborate with firmware, software, and driver teams to ensure products meet thermal and acoustic requirements.
• Research and explore new thermal-mechanical technologies to maintain industry leadership in thermal performance.
• Work with cross-functional system engineering teams (mechanical, PCB, power design) and OEM/ODM partners.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• 3+ years of experience applying fundamentals of heat transfer and fluid dynamics.
• 3+ years of experience with thermal debug and analysis.
• Must be based in Canada.

Nice to have

• Experience with heat sink fundamentals in the PC ecosystem.
• Testing high-performance air-cooled or liquid-cooled thermal mechanical solutions.
• Proficiency with thermal simulation software such as Icepak or Flotherm.
• 3D Modeling experience using Creo/ProE or SolidWorks.
• Experience with PCIe, OAM, or other desktop/server form factors.

Culture & Benefits

• Work on cutting-edge, next-generation high-performance GPU technologies.
• Flexible fully home-based work model.
• Collaborative global environment with sites worldwide.
• Commitment to a culture of accessibility and inclusion.