JOB SUMMARY

As a Datacenter Research Analyst you will lead research in critical datacenter topics that align with strategic objectives of Vertiv. Working with diverse product lines you will conduct primary and secondary research in forward looking topics affecting the datacenter industry. Research will not only demonstrate thought leadership in the industry but drive both strategic and product line decisions within the company. As a research analyst you will develop and maintain content to support company strategic initiatives and support and consult with internal and external customers on subject matter. Research will be presented both internally and externally including white papers and various media including conferences, podcasts, and webinars.

Responsibilities :

• Conduct comprehensive research in datacenter topics and trends
• Author key data center white papers and publish articles in industry publications
• Develop and promote industry positions and best practices on key topics
• Partner with marketing to direct effective use of content for use in marketing campaigns and activities.
• Present research findings to senior corporate leadership.

Requirements :

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering and 4+ years of experience, Masters Degree or PhD in related field preferred
• Experience in research in either an academic or corporate environment
• Experience in power systems or related research
• Experience using modern AI tools to collect, organize and generate content
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Strong analytical and writing skills

• Ability work both independently and collaborativelyComfortable analyzing data and communicating findings.

• Conduct comprehensive research in datacenter topics and trends
• Author key data center white papers and publish articles in industry publications
• Develop and promote industry positions and best practices on key topics
• Partner with marketing to direct effective use of content for use in marketing campaigns and activities.
• Present research findings to senior corporate leadership