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Modular Product Line Engineer, EMEA

Helsinki
Posted 1 day ago
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At Verda, we're building a full-stack AI cloud, covering everything from data centers and hardware to our own cloud platform that the world's leading AI teams use to do serious AI work.

We strive to make a positive mark on the world through the infrastructure we build and give leading teams a service they can truly depend on. Headquartered in Helsinki, we operate globally with offices in London and San Francisco.

Join Verda while it's still being built - not once it's finished.

Why Verda

  • Cash and equity compensation along with various fringe benefits (healthcare, lunch, wellbeing, and more).
  • Profitable operations with rapid, sustained growth.
  • 31 nationalities, with 6 different ones on the management team.
  • A real chance to make an impact and work alongside world class engineers, researchers, and partners across the global AI ecosystem.

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  • Work mode: Hybrid, based in Helsinki or across EMEA, with travel to sites as projects require.
  • Level: Senior.
  • Employment type: Full time and permanent.

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About the role

As Modular Product Line Engineer you turn our data center design into a product. Instead of designing every site from scratch, you will build a standardised, repeatable modular design that can be replicated across sites to cut design-to-deployment time and cost. You own the modular roadmap and the configuration options, and you work across engineering to standardise the components and interfaces that make replication possible.

Your responsibilities

  • Develop a standardised, repeatable modular design that can be replicated across sites to cut design-to-deployment time and cost
  • Own the modular product roadmap and configuration options
  • Work with electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering to standardise components and interfaces
  • Define the design principles that keep modules consistent while allowing site-specific variation
  • Drive down deployment time and cost with each iteration of the product line

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Your key competencies

The ideal candidate has built modular or prefabricated infrastructure products and thinks in platforms and interfaces, not one-off designs.

  • BS in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering, or Product Design
  • 5 to 8 years developing modular or prefabricated infrastructure or industrial products
  • Strong systems thinking around standardisation and interfaces
  • Comfortable driving a roadmap across multiple engineering disciplines

Nice to have

  • Data center or mission-critical infrastructure experience
  • Experience taking a design from bespoke to productised / repeatable

What's next

We're building fast and this role needs the right person behind it. There's no artificial deadline, but when we find who we're looking for, we move. If this sounds like your next move, apply now.

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Skills

Modular design
Systems thinking
Standardization
Product roadmap
Mechanical engineering
Electrical engineering
Structural engineering
Industrial engineering
Prefabricated infrastructure
Data center design
Interface management
Product development
Project management

Location

Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland

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