Senior Product Engineering Manager
Johnson Controls · Dublin-Dublin-Ireland, Ireland
Senior Product Engineering Manager
Dublin
What you will do
- Lead the engineering development and full product lifecycle of data‑centre chillers and commercial heat‑pump systems for the European market.
- Own the technical delivery of HVAC products, ensuring they meet EU performance, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
- Translate customer needs, regulatory obligations, and market insights into clear, robust engineering solutions.
- Drive cost, quality, reliability, and efficiency improvements across existing and new products.
- Support prototype builds, laboratory and field testing, certification, and customer validation activities across Europe.
- Mentor and develop engineering team members, fostering a culture of technical excellence and continuous improvement.
- Act as a key technical partner to Product Management, Operations, Quality, Supply Chain, Service teams, and global engineering centres.
How you will do it
- Deliver end‑to‑end engineering ownership, from concept through design, validation, industrialisation, and lifecycle management.
- Develop and review engineering specifications, CAD designs, calculations, test plans, P&IDs, and RFQs.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering inputs across mechanical, electrical, controls, and compliance domains.
- Apply LEAN engineering methodologies (A3, 8D, value‑stream mapping, standard work) to improve speed, quality, and predictability.
- Ensure compliance with relevant EU regulations and standards, including Ecodesign/ErP, low‑GWP refrigerant requirements, and CE conformity.
- Partner with manufacturing and supply chain teams to enable design‑for‑manufacture and design‑for‑service.
- Collaborate closely with global design hubs in York (US) and Wuxi (China) to align platforms and best practices.
What we look for
- Degree (Bachelor’s or Master’s) in Mechanical, Thermal, or Energy Engineering.
- 7–12 years’ experience in HVAC product engineering, ideally within chillers and/or heat‑pump technologies.
- Strong technical knowledge of thermodynamics, HVAC/R system design, and low‑GWP refrigerants.
- Proven experience working with EU regulations and standards, including:- EN 378
- EU F‑Gas Regulation
- Pressure Equipment Directive
- Machinery Directive
- ATEX Directive
- Electrical safety of machinery
- ISO/EN and national building & ventilation standards
- Demonstrated success applying LEAN engineering practices in a product development environment.
- Strong problem‑solving, collaboration, and documentation skills.
- Fluency in English; additional European languages are an advantage.
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