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SolarEdge Technologies is seeking a Debug Engineer to join the Quality & Reliability Team on-site in Seminole, FL. You will diagnose and debug production-line units, identify defects, and drive root-cause analyses with clear documentation.
You will collaborate with Hardware and Manufacturing Engineering, support contract manufacturers, and contribute to corrective actions that prevent recurrences and improve yield. Domestic and international travel is expected.
At SolarEdge (NASDAQ: SEDG), we're a global leader in smart energy technology, with over 4,000 employees, offices in 34 countries, and millions of installations worldwide.
Our innovative solutions include solar inverters, battery storage, backup systems, EV charging, and AI-based energy management. We're committed to making clean, green energy the primary power source for homes, businesses, and beyond.
With the growing demand for electricity, the need for smart, clean energy sources is constantly rising. SolarEdge offers amazing opportunities to develop your skills in a multidisciplinary environment, covering everything from research and development to production and customer supply. Work with talented colleagues, tackle exciting challenges, and help create a sustainable future in an industry that’s always evolving and innovating. Join us and be part of a company that values creativity, agility, and impactful work.
On Site in Seminole, FL
As the Debug Engineer you will become an integral part our overall Quality & Reliability Team. SolarEdge places high value in providing best-in‑class products and you will play an important part in achieving this goal!
SolarEdge proudly seeks to build a richly diverse workforce by hiring people with a diversity of thoughts, identities, perspectives, and experiences that help advance the difference we make for consumers, and by ensuring our people experience equity and inclusion in their work lives. We encourage members of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply, including women, LGBTQIA people, people of color, and people with disabilities.