Provide on-site and remote technical support to dealers and technical teams, focusing on electrical buses, managing escalated technical cases, and producing technical reports.
Responsibilities
Managing escalated technical cases from front-line support
Providing remote and on-site support to dealers and technical teams
Producing clear, structured technical reports for OEM and internal stakeholders
Serve as the propulsion SME for the V-BAT Fleet Support team, acting as the customer-facing engineering lead for escalated propulsion issues and driving root cause analysis for fleet reliability.
Compensation
Pay within range listed + Bonus + Benefits + Equity
Responsibilities
Serve as the propulsion SME for Fleet Support and the primary engineering point of contact for propulsion-related escalations.
Diagnose and resolve engine performance issues, including hard starts, unstable operation, power loss, thermal excursions, endurance degradation, and intermittent behavior.
Troubleshoot engine mechanical and hardware issues, including vibration, wear, leaks, mounting or interface issues, actuator concerns, and component failures.
Investigate fuel and oil system issues, including pressure, flow, filtration, contamination, venting, priming, lubrication, and thermal-management problems.
Analyze flight data, maintenance records, teardown findings, and field reports to identify failure modes and define corrective actions.
Technician responsible for setting up test apparatus, operating equipment, recording and analyzing test data, preparing reports, and providing training to entry-level technicians.
Compensation
The hourly range for this position is $34.00 - $36.00 per hour. Individual compensation packages are based on a variety of factors unique to each candidate including skill set, experience, qualifications, and other job-related reasons.
Responsibilities
Setting up test apparatus to test customer supplied devices
Operating a varied amount of equipment
Obtaining and recording test data in accordance with the product standards
Analyzing test data and performing routing calculations
Summer internship within the FLNG business focusing on real engineering challenges associated with the development of safe, efficient, reliable and repeatable FLNG solutions for 2027.
Responsibilities
Apply academic knowledge to complex offshore energy systems
Engage with experienced offshore and LNG professionals
Understand how technical decisions affect safety, cost, schedule, reliability and commercial value
Present conclusions to senior technical and business stakeholders
Work on a defined project with a dedicated mentor
Requirements
completing their third or fourth year in university
The GPS Navigation Engineer applies systems engineering principles to the design, integration, and testing of Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) systems.
Compensation
Salary: $150k-$175k annually (depending on experience)
Responsibilities
Contributes to the integration of navigation systems and components across multiple platforms
Provides technical support for navigation-related activities, including EGI-M upgrades and RADALT 5G C-band mitigation efforts
Assists platform program offices by providing technical data and analysis related to navigation system performance
Assists in the technical review of engineering documentation
Supports the evaluation of Flight Clearances, Engineering Data Requirements Agreement Plans (EDRAPs), and navigation certification artifacts
Requirements
A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical discipline
The Construction & Commissioning Senior Mechanical Engineer provides senior-level technical support for mechanical construction and commissioning activities across power generation projects, with a focus on resolving field issues and improving installation and commissioning procedures.
Responsibilities
Provide senior-level mechanical engineering support for construction, commissioning, and startup activities across power generation projects.
Apply independent engineering judgment to evaluate field conditions, select appropriate methods, and resolve technical issues with minimal supervision.
Provide technical expertise for gas and steam turbine installation, including foundations, skids, modules, bearing and coupling alignment, and auxiliary systems such as lubrication, fuel gas, and air cooling systems.
Resolve PARs, RFIs/TQs, and field technical issues by coordinating with site teams, Engineering, Quality, and suppliers to support safe and timely execution.
Lead or support root cause analysis (RCA) and corrective actions, ensuring solutions align with design requirements, procedures, and contractual obligations.
The Solar Customer Support role focuses on after-sales customer success, ensuring clients remain satisfied after solar installation by handling technical inquiries, diagnosing issues, and managing customer relationships.
Responsibilities
Follow up with customers after-sales as the primary point of contact via phone and email
Diagnose and resolve technical issues (e.g., lower-than-expected production, technical faults, monitoring failures, and grid connection issues)
Interpret and communicate technical information, analyzing production data to help customers understand system performance and optimize consumption
Monitor and track installation alarms, identifying situations requiring intervention and escalating cases to responsible teams
Collaborate with internal technical, operations, and O&M teams to resolve complex cases