Field Service Technician – Renewable Energy Inverters

Power Electronics; Georgia; Hybrid; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance –

Company vehicle

401(k) Retirement Plan – 5% match

Paid Time Off 14 days + 13 holidays

Continuous training

Job summary

Power Electronics is seeking a Field Services Technician to join our global renewable energy team. You will perform start-up, commissioning and maintenance of utility-scale solar and battery inverter systems at PV plants across the United States.

You will diagnose faults, replace components, report on field activities, and ensure customer satisfaction while adhering to safety standards and company training. Travel to sites nationwide is required.

Qualifications

• Journeyman or Master’s Electrician license required.
• 2–3 years in field service, commissioning, or maintenance of industrial electrical equipment.
• Experience with solar inverters and MV equipment desirable.
• OSHA, NFPA 70E or similar safety certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform start-up and commissioning of solar inverters at photovoltaic plants.
• Diagnose and repair inverter faults in the field.
• Replace components such as MV transformers, switchgear, electronic boards, AC/DC fuses, fans and filters.
• Submit accurate daily field reports detailing work performed and time spent; manage inventory of parts.
• Provide technical assistance and ensure customer satisfaction; adhere to safety protocols.
• Travel across the U.S. for operational needs and be available for emergency support.

Skills

Electrical systems

Solar inverters

Diagnostic tools

Field service

Customer service

Driver's license

Education

Journeyman or Master’s Electrician license

Associate or Bachelor’s degree in electrical/electronics engineering

Tools

Diagnostic software

Testing equipment

Job description

Power Electronics is seeking a Field Services Technician to join our global renewable energy team. You will perform start-up, commissioning and maintenance of utility-scale solar and battery inverter systems at PV plants across the United States.

You will diagnose faults, replace components, report on field activities, and ensure customer satisfaction while adhering to safety standards and company training. Travel to sites nationwide is required.