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Our client is seeking a Lead Solutions Engineer to support strategic growth initiatives across Data Centers, Energy Storage Systems (ESS), Microgrids, Industrial, OEM, and Utility markets. This is a highly visible, customer-facing engineering role that bridges the gap between sales, engineering, product management, and end users. The ideal candidate will possess a strong technical background in electrical systems, commercial experience, and the ability to translate customer challenges into scalable technical solutions. This individual will serve as a trusted advisor to customers while helping drive product adoption, specifications, and market growth., * Serve as the technical expert supporting customers, sales teams, distributors, contractors, engineers, EPCs, and project owners.
- Translate customer requirements and technical challenges into engineered solutions utilizing company products and services.
- Drive specification efforts for existing and emerging markets.
- Lead technical discussions and presentations around new products, solutions, and service offerings.
- Develop innovative service solutions that address customer needs while balancing cost, scalability, and value.
- Partner with Engineering, Product Management, Operations, and Sales teams to enhance offerings and improve customer outcomes.
- Interpret electrical and mechanical drawings, system designs, and installation requirements.
- Support troubleshooting efforts and provide technical guidance throughout the customer lifecycle.
- Represent company as a technical thought leader through webinars, whitepapers, presentations, videos, and industry events.
- Participate in codes and standards activities and influence specification adoption within target markets.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.
- 8+ years of experience supporting electrical systems, power systems, utility infrastructure, manufacturing, or wire and cable applications.
- Experience in application engineering, product engineering, technical consulting, or customer-facing engineering roles.
- Strong understanding of electrical power system design and applications.
- Experience supporting product development, commercialization, and customer adoption initiatives.
- Ability to communicate complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences., * Master’s Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
- 12+ years of relevant industry experience.
- Experience supporting:
- Data Centers
- Energy Storage Systems (ESS)
- Microgrids
- Utility Infrastructure
- Knowledge of Digital Twin technologies.
- Strong understanding of industry codes and standards including:
- NEC
- IEEE, * Solutions Engineer, Application Engineer, Product Engineer, Sales Engineer, or Technical Consultant with a strong electrical systems background.
- Experience supporting customers through solution design, implementation, and troubleshooting.
- Comfortable leading technical discussions with engineers, contractors, utilities, and executive stakeholders.
- Able to bridge technical engineering concepts with commercial and business objectives.
- Prior exposure to power distribution, utility systems, data centers, energy infrastructure, or electrical products preferred.
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