Overview
As a junior product architect, you will act as the bridge between data-center domain knowledge, user experience needs, and software architecture. You will research data center technologies, dissect complex concepts, design features, design UI/UX and write high-quality requirements that guide our development team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys tinkering, reasoning through challenging problems, and understanding how things work end-to-end. Key Responsibilities
Understand deeply how our DCIM software system is architected and how components interact. Contribute to solution design and feature architecture; identify and document thorough functional and non-functional requirements. Design new requirements with all existing requirements in mind to avoid conflicts and spot unforeseen issues. Think critically and logically to solve multidimensional and intricate problems. Research new technologies, data-center equipment, and protocols to design new features or improve existing capabilities. Translate complex engineering and data-center concepts into clear, actionable requirements for developers. Work closely with product, UX/UI, and development teams to ensure features are logical, intuitive, and visually clean. Create nearly pixel-perfect UI Mockups to ensure clarity, simplicity, and usability. Understand the SQL database architecture such that proposed database changes maintain simplicity and performance. Participate in troubleshooting, validating workflows, and improving system logic. Support quality assurance by validating software behavior matches design intent. Required Skills & Qualifications
Strong understanding of data center infrastructure , including servers, networking, power distribution, PDUs, UPS systems, cooling, racks, and cabling. Solid knowledge of electricity fundamentals , including three-phase power , power calculations, loads, redundancy concepts, and electrical efficiency. Ability to think logically and reason through highly complex, multi-layered problems. Curiosity-driven mindset: enjoys exploring “how things work” and learning new technologies. Strong collaboration and communication skills with cross-functional teams. Eye for clean, intuitive UI/UX, even if not a designer. Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering , Computer Engineering , Systems Engineering .
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As a junior product architect, you will act as the bridge between data-center domain knowledge, user experience needs, and software architecture. You will research data center technologies, dissect complex concepts, design features, design UI/UX and write high-quality requirements that guide our development team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys tinkering, reasoning through challenging problems, and understanding how things work end-to-end. Key Responsibilities
Understand deeply how our DCIM software system is architected and how components interact. Contribute to solution design and feature architecture; identify and document thorough functional and non-functional requirements. Design new requirements with all existing requirements in mind to avoid conflicts and spot unforeseen issues. Think critically and logically to solve multidimensional and intricate problems. Research new technologies, data-center equipment, and protocols to design new features or improve existing capabilities. Translate complex engineering and data-center concepts into clear, actionable requirements for developers. Work closely with product, UX/UI, and development teams to ensure features are logical, intuitive, and visually clean. Create nearly pixel-perfect UI Mockups to ensure clarity, simplicity, and usability. Understand the SQL database architecture such that proposed database changes maintain simplicity and performance. Participate in troubleshooting, validating workflows, and improving system logic. Support quality assurance by validating software behavior matches design intent. Required Skills & Qualifications
Strong understanding of data center infrastructure , including servers, networking, power distribution, PDUs, UPS systems, cooling, racks, and cabling. Solid knowledge of electricity fundamentals , including three-phase power , power calculations, loads, redundancy concepts, and electrical efficiency. Ability to think logically and reason through highly complex, multi-layered problems. Curiosity-driven mindset: enjoys exploring “how things work” and learning new technologies. Strong collaboration and communication skills with cross-functional teams. Eye for clean, intuitive UI/UX, even if not a designer. Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering , Computer Engineering , Systems Engineering .
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