Application Engineer, Vigilent
£32-58k
Dynamic cooling management for mission critical facilities
Posted today
Dynamic cooling management for mission critical facilities
21-100 employees
Posted today
£32-58k
21-100 employees
Company mission
To define and deliver dynamic cooling management solutions that make the planet more sustainable.
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Company mission
To define and deliver dynamic cooling management solutions that make the planet more sustainable.
Our take
Vigilent provides dynamic cooling management solutions for facilities, to help make them more efficient, valuable and sustainable. Powered by AI, the company's systems ensure that the right cooling is always available where it’s needed, which helps combat energy waste and support more environmentally friendly operations.
This approach works by combining real-time temperature information from cooling infrastructures with machine learning, to match the output of cooling units to the heat load in the building. This enables target temperatures to be met while using the least amount of energy.
Its a valuable offering, which has seen uptake by leading data centers, colocation facilities, telecommunications central offices and commercial buildings. With a market-leading position secured, we expect Vigilent to continue expanding its operations to reach more businesses looking to optimize cooling for their mission-critical systems.
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Benefits
- Full Benefits Package including health, dental, vision, stock options
- Travel: 25+% to visit customers and partners, both domestic and global as well as our SF Bay Area HQ
Leadership
Mark Housley
(Chair & CEO)Previoulsy served as CEO of InFocus Corporation, CEO and Director of Glimmerglass, Chair and CEO of Digital Origin, and has worked in several other leadership roles.
Clifford Federspiel
(President, CTO & Co-Founder)Has authored more than 50 papers on topics ranging from HVAC and CRAC control, to indoor air quality and cooling optimization. Began their career in R&D at Johnson Controls, and was also a Research Specialist at UC Berkeley.