Electrical Engineer – Solar & Wind supporting project teams by performing engineering analysis, design, and technical documentation activities for renewable energy projects.
Compensation
$100,000—$125,000 USD
Responsibilities
Perform engineering assignments for solar and wind projects using established engineering standards and practices with limited oversight
Prepare one-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, collection system layouts, grounding plans, conduit and cable routing plans, wiring diagrams, equipment layouts, and associated engineering documentation
Develop power system studies, engineering calculations, and technical reports for solar and wind
Perform renewable energy facility design activities, including collection systems and related electrical infrastructure
Coordinate with engineers, designers, technicians, and other project personnel to incorporate technical requirements, project information, and revisions into project deliverables
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: Experience supporting renewable energy, utility, power generation, or power delivery projects
Nice to have: Experience developing engineering studies, calculations, and design packages for renewable energy projects
Responsible for creating and refining mechanical equipment designs and layouts using advanced CAD tools, ensuring strict adherence to Machine Drafting Standards.
Compensation
Pay: $36-34
Responsibilities
Develop and deliver mechanical equipment designs and layouts using AutoCAD® and Inventor, ensuring compliance with drafting standards.
Produce and maintain detailed drawing packages, build packages, machine part lists, illustrations, and equipment specifications for production systems.
Redesign mechanical components to reduce installation costs, resolve equipment interferences, and correct design deficiencies.
Execute design changes to address equipment or process challenges, ensuring all designs meet functional and performance requirements.
Provide detailed sketches and marked-up drawings to address evolving project needs.
Requirements
Associate’s degree (AAS) in Mechanical Engineering Technology
Bachelor’s degree (BS) in Mechanical Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs for Helsing's robotics portfolio, applying DFM and DFA principles and building scalable manufacturing processes.
Compensation
Competitive salary and VSOP options
Responsibilities
Lead transition from prototype to production-ready designs
Develop and optimise manufacturing processes, work instructions, BOMs, and assembly procedures
Specify, procure, and develop fixturing, tooling, and manufacturing equipment
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and quality teams to resolve manufacturing issues
Drive improvement initiatives across efficiency, quality, and cost reduction
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs, applying DFM and DFA principles to redesign components and assemblies for improved manufacturability, cost efficiency, quality, and reliability across CNC machining, sheet metal, injection moulding, and additive manufacturing.
Compensation
Competitive salary and VSOP options
Responsibilities
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs
Develop, document, and optimise manufacturing processes, work instructions, bills of materials, and assembly procedures
Specify, procure, and develop fixturing, tooling, and manufacturing equipment
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and quality teams to surface and resolve manufacturing issues early in the design cycle
Drive improvement initiatives across efficiency, quality, and cost reduction
The role sits at the boundary between engineering innovation and production reality, bridging prototype development and scalable manufacture for Helsing's robotics portfolio.
Compensation
Competitive salary and VSOP options
Responsibilities
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs, applying DFM and DFA principles to redesign components and assemblies for improved manufacturability, cost efficiency, quality, and reliability across CNC machining, sheet metal, injection moulding, and additive manufacturing.
Develop, document, and optimise manufacturing processes, work instructions, bills of materials, and assembly procedures, building the production infrastructure needed to scale robotic systems from low volume to repeatable, high-quality output.
Specify, procure, and develop fixturing, tooling, and manufacturing equipment, ensuring assembly processes are well-supported and production-ready from day one.
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and quality teams to surface and resolve manufacturing issues early in the design cycle, reducing downstream cost and rework through structured problem-solving and continuous improvement.
Drive improvement initiatives across efficiency, quality, and cost reduction, using data from production builds to inform design iteration and process refinement.
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs, applying DFM and DFA principles to redesign components and assemblies for improved manufacturability, cost efficiency, quality, and reliability across CNC machining, sheet metal, injection moulding, and additive manufacturing.
Compensation
Competitive salary and VSOP options
Responsibilities
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs
Develop, document, and optimise manufacturing processes, work instructions, bills of materials, and assembly procedures
Specify, procure, and develop fixturing, tooling, and manufacturing equipment
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and quality teams to surface and resolve manufacturing issues early in the design cycle
Drive improvement initiatives across efficiency, quality, and cost reduction
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs for Helsing's robotics portfolio, applying DFM and DFA principles to improve manufacturability, cost, quality, and reliability.
Compensation
Competitive salary and VSOP options
Responsibilities
Lead the transition from prototype to production-ready designs, applying DFM and DFA principles to redesign components and assemblies for improved manufacturability, cost efficiency, quality, and reliability across CNC machining, sheet metal, injection moulding, and additive manufacturing
Develop, document, and optimise manufacturing processes, work instructions, bills of materials, and assembly procedures, building the production infrastructure needed to scale robotic systems from low volume to repeatable, high-quality output
Specify, procure, and develop fixturing, tooling, and manufacturing equipment, ensuring assembly processes are well-supported and production-ready from day one
Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, and quality teams to surface and resolve manufacturing issues early in the design cycle, reducing downstream cost and rework through structured problem-solving and continuous improvement
Drive improvement initiatives across efficiency, quality, and cost reduction, using data from production builds to inform design iteration and process refinement