Application Engineer - AI Data Centers

Skeleton TechnologiesPower Infrastructure

Tallinn, Harju County, EstoniaFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a related technical field.
3+ years of experience as an application or field engineer in the data center or power infrastructure industry.
Strong knowledge of power backup systems, UPS, batteries, and/or ultracapacitors.
Familiarity with thermal management, grid-tied systems, and the operational requirements of high-density AI compute environments.
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, for technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Ability to travel internationally for customer meetings and site support.

Responsibilities

Provide pre-sales and post-sales technical support to AI data center customers and partners.
Collaborate with sales teams to identify customer requirements and translate them into technical solutions.
Develop and optimize system architectures for integrating ultracapacitors into AI data center UPS, backup power, and energy efficiency applications.
Conduct on-site visits, technical trainings, and product demonstrations.
Support system design, including electrical schematics, thermal considerations, and lifecycle cost analysis.
Work closely with R&D and Product Development to communicate field feedback and improve product-market fit.
Prepare technical documentation including specifications, integration guides, and white papers.

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