Electrical Engineer

Ample Industries (Formerly Vortx); Santa Monica (CA); Presencial; USD 120 000 - 180 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Ample Industries in Santa Monica, CA, seeks an Electrical Engineer to design power systems for compact battery-backed compute sites. You will work with utilities, contractors and inspectors to energize each site.

Responsibilities include design from utility service to rack, prepare drawings for permits and interconnection, specify switchgear and distribution gear, and support construction, testing and commissioning.

Qualificações

• Electrical engineering degree required; PE or in progress is a plus.
• Experience with power systems for critical facilities, industrial sites or energy storage.
• Working knowledge of NEC and utility interconnection.

Responsabilidades

• Design site electrical systems from the utility service to the rack.
• Prepare drawings and calculations for permits and utility interconnection.
• Spec and review switchgear, battery and power distribution equipment.
• Support construction, testing and commissioning.

Conhecimentos

Electrical design

Power systems

NEC knowledge

Site coordination

Formação académica

Electrical engineering degree

PE or pursuing

Descrição da oferta de emprego

We think AI capacity should be as widely available as electricity, and built with the same care for the places it runs. Ample Industries builds small, battery-backed compute sites on power that businesses already have, instead of new campuses the size of a town.

You'll design the power systems on our sites: the service, switchgear, batteries and distribution that feed each unit. You'll work with utilities, contractors and inspectors to get each site energized.

What You'll Do

• Design site electrical systems, from the utility service to the rack
• Prepare drawings and calculations for permits and utility interconnection
• Spec and review switchgear, battery and power distribution equipment
• Support construction, testing and commissioning

What We're Looking For

• An electrical engineering degree. A PE, or working toward one, is a plus
• Experience with power systems for critical facilities, industrial sites or energy storage
• Working knowledge of the NEC and utility interconnection