3 months ago
Suzhou, ChinaStaff+
Responsibilities
- Collect laboratory performance-testing data and field operating data from centrifugal compressors.
- Build automated data-processing pipelines and databases.
- Apply statistical methods to identify deviations and trends.
- Analyze compressor thermodynamic performance and develop predictive performance models.
- Develop customized software and interfaces for applications.
- Support aerodynamic and structural design validation through data analysis.
- Analyze trends in vibration, temperature, bearings, and sealing systems.
- Support digital twin and smart monitoring or diagnostics platforms.
- Conduct root cause analysis and support FMEA activities.
- Support customer validation tests and provide technical data analysis.
Requirements
- Master's degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering, Fluid Machinery, Data Science, Applied Mathematics, or a related field.
- More than 7 years of experience with a master's degree or 4 years of experience with a PhD in centrifugal compressors or turbomachinery.
- Solid understanding of centrifugal compressors or turbomachinery and familiarity with compressor performance maps.
- Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and experience with data-analysis tools.
- Proven ability to develop customized software and application interfaces.
- HVAC or industrial compressor experience is a plus.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
- Good communication skills, ability to work across teams, and effective communication skills in English.
Benefits
- Flexible and competitive benefits plans for individual and family needs.
- Flexible time-off plans, including paid parental, vacation, and holiday leave.
- Employee development from onboarding through senior leadership.
- Inclusive and collaborative workplace supported by employee resource groups.
Categories
Data EngineeringProduct Engineering
About Copeland
Copeland designs and manufactures HVACR components and controls—such as compressors, refrigeration systems, and monitoring software—for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The company was carved out of Emerson’s Climate Technologies business and is now majority-owned by Blackstone, with headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri. Its products support HVAC, cold-chain, and industrial applications worldwide, serving OEMs, distributors, and facility operators focused on energy efficiency and refrigerant transitions.