Skill
Thermal Management
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Thermal management is the engineering discipline of controlling heat generation and dissipation in systems such as electronics, engines, and industrial equipment to maintain safe operating temperatures. Engineers use techniques like heat sinks, fans, liquid cooling, and thermal interface materials, and the field is critical to industries ranging from consumer electronics to aerospace.
Thermal Management in the job market
Last checked September 12, 2026
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Engineering Manager
Crane Co.
Full-time · Lynnwood, WA · $168,445 – $202,021
Lead a team of electrical engineers developing aerospace and defense electronics systems, managing both technical direction and personnel growth while overseeing product development from design through compliance testing. This role suits an experienced engineer ready to step into management, combining hands-on technical knowledge with business acumen to drive innovation in complex aerospace applications.
Listed on Crane Co.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Mechanical Engineer III
AeroVironment
Full-time · Petaluma, CA · $122,500 – $187,000
This role leads mechanical design and analysis for aerospace electrical machines and packaging solutions that must survive extreme environments. It suits experienced mechanical engineers with deep expertise in rotating machinery, thermal management, and aerospace manufacturing who want to direct complex development projects.
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Principal Software Engineer, At-Scale Reliability and Fleet Intelligence — CSP Engagements
NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA · $272,000 – $431,250
A principal-level engineer focused on making NVIDIA's systems reliable at hyperscale, working with major cloud providers to measure and improve mean-time-between-interruptions for GPU platforms in production. This role suits someone with deep datacenter systems expertise and a track record of translating fleet reliability data into actionable improvements across firmware, drivers, and hardware.
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Senior Technologist, Hybrid Bonding Module
Intel
Full-time · Hillsboro, OR · $180,770 – $255,200
This role develops and optimizes die-to-wafer hybrid bonding processes and equipment for Intel's advanced semiconductor packaging technologies. It suits experienced process or equipment engineers with deep expertise in bonding, wafer joining, or similar advanced packaging domains who can lead development programs and drive manufacturing improvements.
Listed on Intel’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Edge AI Silicon Product Marketing Director
Ambarella
US Headquarters · $230,000 – $265,000
This role leads product marketing for edge AI silicon chips designed for IoT and server applications at a fabless semiconductor company. It suits experienced product managers with deep knowledge of AI accelerators and IoT markets who can drive product strategy from definition through launch.
Listed on Ambarella’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Spacecraft Responsible Engineer
Relativity Space
Long Beach, CA · $164,000 – $246,000
This Staff-level systems engineering role owns the end-to-end definition and delivery of spacecraft buses for interplanetary science missions, managing requirements, interfaces, and performance budgets across power, thermal, communications, and other subsystems. It suits experienced spacecraft engineers comfortable with vendor management, cross-functional leadership, and the blend of technical rigor and programmatic oversight that comes with mission-critical hardware development.
Listed on Relativity Space’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Technical Program Manager, Hardware Systems
Menlo Ventures Portfolio
New York, NY · $365,000 – $435,000
This role owns the execution of custom hardware systems for AI accelerator infrastructure from design through production deployment at scale. It suits someone with 8+ years shipping compute platforms who can credibly manage ODMs, coordinate across silicon and software teams, and build lightweight program processes without extensive corporate infrastructure.
Listed on Menlo Ventures Portfolio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Engineer, Avionics Thermal Engineering (R5298)
Shield AI
Full-time · Seattle, WA · $130,000 – $200,000
Shield AI seeks a thermal engineer to design and optimize cooling systems for aircraft avionics and electronics in defense-sector autonomous systems. This role suits someone who enjoys fundamental problem-solving and can coordinate solutions across engineering disciplines.
Listed on Shield AI’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Principal Software Engineer, GPU Firmware and GPU System Software — CSP Engagements
NVIDIA
Full-time · $272,000 – $431,250
This role serves as the technical bridge between NVIDIA and hyperscale cloud providers, owning GPU firmware integration, fleet-scale deployment strategy, and the translation of customer operational challenges into product improvements. It suits someone with deep GPU architecture expertise and proven success managing mission-critical firmware updates across massive deployments.
Listed on NVIDIA’s careers site · Apply there ↗
High Performance Compute Responsible Engineer
Relativity Space
Long Beach, CA · $175,000 – $263,000
This role involves designing and validating high-performance compute hardware for spacecraft, from initial architecture through flight-ready boards. You'll work across PCB design, power delivery, thermal management, and system integration with a hands-on approach that extends through hardware bring-up and debugging.
Listed on Relativity Space’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Roles that use Thermal Management
Employers hiring for Thermal Management
8 in total, most open roles first.
- NVIDIA2 roles
- RSRelativity Space2 roles
- SAShield AI2 roles
- AeroVironment1 role
- AAmbarella1 role
- Crane Co.1 role
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