Forging the Future of 
Mission Critical Cooling

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Mission Statement:

Empowering the workforce behind the world’s most advanced cooling technologies.

Frost Forge is the first technician enablement  and certification platform purpose-built for the liquid and immersion cooling industry. Our mission is to bridge the gap between OEMs, service providers, and data centers by building a highly skilled, certified workforce that keeps high-density, AI-driven compute systems cool, operational, and scalable.

Why It Matters:

As AI and high-performance computing push rack densities to new limits, traditional cooling is no longer sufficient. Liquid and immersion cooling are the future—but that future depends on trained, certified, and scalable field service teams. Frost Forge ensures the technician is never the weakest link in your mission-critical operation.

 Our Name, Our Philosophy:


The name Frost Forge represents the fusion of cold precision and hardened skill. Like a blacksmith for tomorrow’s tech infrastructure, we forge technician excellence through rigorous training, practical field validation, and continuous feedback across the lifecycle of OEM cooling systems.

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What We Offer

OEM-Certified 
Technician Training

Custom-built training programs developed in partnership with liquid and immersion cooling OEMs to ensure equipment-specific field readiness.

Authorized Service Provider Enablement

 Onboarding, certifying, and supporting mechanical service companies to become go-to regional partners for OEMs and data centers.

Service Contract Matching & 
Deployment Support

Connecting certified ASPs with high-value service opportunities based on geography, capability, and OEM alignment.

Commissioning 
& 
SOP Development

Authoring and validating equipment-specific commissioning scripts, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and O&M documentation.

Video-Based Training 
& 
Documentation Capture

Field-recorded training and equipment walkthroughs to enhance knowledge retention, technician onboarding, and client confidence.

Quality Assurance 
& 
Performance Verification

Post-training field audits, ASP reviews, and technician performance tracking to ensure consistent service excellence.

Continuous Improvement 
Feedback Loops

Structured data sharing between OEMs, ASPs, and data center clients to improve training, reduce downtime, and refine service delivery. 

Certification Tracking 
& 
Credential Management

Centralized system to issue, verify, and manage technician certifications across OEM platforms, ensuring compliance and field readiness for every deployment.

Scalable 
Workforce Planning

Centralized supporting OEM and data center partners in building ASP density in key markets to reduce technician travel time and meet SLAs.

Antonio Brito

Method Xperts, Co-Founder

Frost Forge, CEO

I am a Manager of Facilities & Data Center Operations at CoreSite, where I lead critical infrastructure operations in Marietta, Georgia. With extensive experience in data center management and operational excellence, I specialize in overseeing mission-critical systems to ensure uptime, efficiency, and safety.


Previously, I served as a Data Center Operations Manager in Miami, Florida, where I honed my leadership, project management, and customer service skills in fast-paced, high-demand environments. My career includes nearly a decade at Google, where I managed cutting-edge data center facilities, operated sophisticated systems, and contributed to innovative sustainability initiatives.


In addition to my technical expertise, I am passionate about continuous improvement and have developed skills in preventive maintenance, process improvement, program management, and team training.


I hold certifications in Universal HVAC EPA 608, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, and Certified Mission Critical Operator, among others. My educational background includes advanced degrees in International Management and International Law, complementing my hands-on technical knowledge with a strategic and global perspective.


Through every role, I have demonstrated a commitment to excellence, problem-solving, and innovation, consistently delivering results in dynamic and challenging environments.


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Jay Kallsen

Method Xperts, Co-Founder

Mission Critical University, CEO

I began my career as a Union Electrician in Omaha, Nebraska, with Local #22, completing the program’s academic requirements. This foundation gave me a strong technical understanding and a commitment to quality.


Seeking diverse experience, I moved to Fairview, Oklahoma, where I worked as a Parts Manager/Parts Welder at Bramco, a manufacturer of custom truck flatbeds. This role provided hands-on expertise in fabrication and operations management.



My career transitioned to the data center industry in Des Moines, Iowa, as a Critical Environment Technician with Lee Technologies. I managed mission-critical systems, including AHUs, switchgear, and generators, ensuring uptime in high-demand environments. Later, I joined CBRE as a Data Center Engineer, refining my technical expertise and knowledge of operations.


At Google, I developed proprietary cooling systems, managed large-scale data centers, and commissioned multiple facilities. I then joined Aligned Data Centers as a Facilities Manager and later an Operations Coordinator, enhancing operational processes with the VP of Risk and Reliability.


Currently, I am a Senior Critical Environment Engineer, guiding operations teams across Georgia and Florida. Throughout my career, I have embraced challenges, honed my skills, and consistently focused on delivering excellence.


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Branden Davis

Method Xperts, Co-Founder

Secret Projects, CEO

I began my career serving aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as a Nuclear Machinist’s Mate, where I advanced to Chief Machinery Operator. During this time, I managed main propulsion systems and trained over 1,500 crew members in maintenance protocols as the ship underwent nuclear refueling overhaul. I later served at NRMD Kings Bay, where I oversaw the safe handling and interstate transport of radioactive materials.


After completing my duty in the Navy Nuclear program, I transitioned to the private sector and joined Google in Council Bluffs, Iowa, as a Data Center Facilities Technician. Over nearly a decade, I became the subject matter expert for server floor infrastructure and liquid-cooled rack systems. I led the deployment and testing of prototypes for Google’s ML and AI servers and supported maintenance of 300+ generators and mechanical equipment across a 600MW site.


Seeking greater innovation, I joined Omniva, a stealth data center startup, as a Site Mechanical Engineer. I led the transition from immersion cooling to direct liquid cooling (DLC), developed a 100MW DLC deployment strategy, and trained teams during the POR redesign phase.


As a  Method Experts as a co-founder, supporting clients with factory witness testing, retrofit site evaluations, and hands-on technician training.


Throughout my career, I’ve embraced technically demanding roles that require attention to detail, a commitment to safety, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Today, I continue to focus on advancing liquid cooling and critical infrastructure operations in hyperscale environments.

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