Design, develop, and validate mechanical systems for outdoor photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage system (ESS) inverter platforms to ensure reliable performance, environmental protection, manufacturability, and serviceability in harsh outdoor conditions. The role covers inverter enclosures, structural frames, mounting systems, internal layouts, component packaging, 3D models, detailed drawings, bills of material, and engineering documentation. It also involves defining mechanical architecture, clearances, accessibility, and serviceability requirements in coordination with electrical, thermal, controls, sourcing, manufacturing, and testing teams. The engineer designs outdoor-rated enclosures and related systems to address ingress protection, ventilation, sealing, condensation control, corrosion, solar loading, ambient temperature, altitude, acoustics, and vibration. The role integrates cooling components and airflow features and evaluates structural performance, vibration, tolerance stack-ups, manufacturability, and thermal stress. The engineer coordinates prototypes and testing, analyzes field issues and root causes, and implements design improvements. Design for manufacturability, assembly, serviceability, and cost are applied to improve fabrication, assembly, localization, supplier qualification, and lifecycle cost. Participation in design reviews and technical support for proposal, field, and client-facing activities may also be required. Employees are expected to fulfill assigned tasks, advise their manager, provide early notice when work cannot be delivered as specified, collaborate across teams, uphold company core values and policies, recommend improvements, and use business tools and processes effectively. Domestic and international travel of less than 20% may be required, occasionally with limited notice. The hiring range is $93,450–$140,150.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level