Field Service Engineer

As a Field Service Engineer, you will be required to travel to sites where contractors have installed Central Inverter Systems that require a factory representative to conduct the initial commissioning of the system.

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The role interfaces with Engineering, Customer Service, and Operations personnel as well as various levels of Supervision and Management.

Position Duties and Responsibilities (including but are not limited to):

• Lead on-site commissioning of Central Inverter Systems, including final installation of components, verifying wiring, connections, voltages, and performing discharge and functional tests to ensure systems meet operational standards.
• Coordinate with contractors and customers to schedule commissioning, start-up, and training activities, and clearly communicate system operation while answering technical questions.
• Perform detailed electrical inspections and validation, applying strong AC/DC fundamentals to confirm compliance with product specifications and safe operation.
• Focus primarily on commissioning and system validation, addressing minor installation issues on-site, while minimizing reactive troubleshooting.
• Document and report field observations, provide feedback to Design and Electrical Engineering teams, maintain accurate job records, and manage related administrative tasks (expenses, receipts, schedules).
• Support system testing and parts management, including preparing replacements, processing returns, and assisting the Inverter Testing Department as needed.

Talents and Qualifications (Required):

• 5+ years of commercial electrical experience.
• Familiarity with AC & DC systems.
• Strong knowledge of electrical schematics, Control systems.
• Ability to work with single phase and three phase units up to 480 VAC.
• Ability to work with DC voltage from 6
• 326 VDC.
• Familiarity with the National Electric Code (NEC).
• Familiarity with NFPA 70E and OSHA Guidelines in the electrical industry
• Proficiency with various hand-held measurement devices for AC/DC voltage and current.
• General knowledge of electronics and ability to replace defective PCB assemblies if necessary.
• Basic knowledge of Microsoft office, particularly use of Excel, Outlook and Word. xhyhwjd
• The ability to lift and move large batteries (up to 80 lbs.) unassisted.

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