Mechanical Engineer: Own Production Systems & Impact

Energy Innovation Corp; Concord (NC); On-site; USD 80,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Innovation Corp in Concord, NC is seeking a mid-level Mechanical Engineer to help deploy production code and scale our systems for a massive audience. The role requires at least 4 years of engineering experience and offers a competitive salary in the $80,000–$111,000 range with comprehensive benefits.

You will own the full lifecycle of technology systems—from prototype to production—participate in incident postmortems, and contribute to a development culture where curiosity and

Qualifications

• The role requires reliable performance under pressure.
• 4+ years of engineering experience in technology space.
• Ability to manage competing priorities under tight deadlines.
• Comfort with owning the central portion of a full-time project.
• Customer-focused outlook with strong interpersonal skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Tune Agile queries until the NC database stops timing out under load.
• Backfill Angular test coverage on the riskiest corners of NVIDIA's codebase.
• Wire Leadership APIs to Agile consumers so data lands where Concord teams expect it.
• Respond to on-call rotations and participate in incident postmortems.
• Push GitLab CI changes safely behind flags so Concord, NC rollbacks take seconds.
• Evaluate and recommend new tools, frameworks, and Leadership libraries.
• Own the full lifecycle of technology systems from prototype to production.

Skills

Reliability

Project management

Prioritization

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Tools

GitLab CI

Angular

Job description

Energy Innovation Corp in Concord, NC is seeking a mid-level Mechanical Engineer to help deploy production code and scale our systems for a massive audience. The role requires at least 4 years of engineering experience and offers a competitive salary in the $80,000–$111,000 range with comprehensive benefits.

You will own the full lifecycle of technology systems—from prototype to production—participate in incident postmortems, and contribute to a development culture where curiosity and