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Nextpower LLC, USA is seeking a Site IT Engineer to support a utility-scale solar and battery storage inverter assembly operation in Arizona. This role demands hands-on IT support responsibilities, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining operational uptime across various systems.
The ideal candidate has over 5 years of experience in IT support, preferably in manufacturing, showcasing strong skills in networking, endpoint support, and customer service.
We are scaling up an assembly operation for utility‑scale solar and battery storage inverters, and we need a hands‑on Site IT Engineer to keep the plant running. This is a boots‑on‑the‑floor role: you will be racking switches, configuring scanners, troubleshooting a test station that lost its network connection, and helping an operator whose label printer just jammed — often all in the same shift. You will work directly under the IT Manager and alongside engineering, quality, and operations. If you like solving real problems with your hands on the equipment, and want to grow your career in manufacturing IT, this is the role.
Image, deploy, and maintain laptops and desktops for site staff — engineers, supervisors, quality, and front office.
Image, deploy, and maintain operator terminals, station PCs, kiosks, and large‑format displays on the production floor.
Configure and support ruggedized handhelds, barcode scanners, RFID readers, and tablets.
Set up and troubleshoot label printers (Zebra and similar), receipt printers, and large‑format printers.
Manage device inventory, spares pool, and break‑fix swap‑outs to keep both office staff and the production line running.
Patch, update, and harden all endpoints per IT and security standards.
Install, configure, and maintain switches, access points, and cabling across the plant.
Help maintain VLANs and IT/OT network segmentation under the IT Manager's direction.
Support industrial wireless coverage on the floor — surveys, AP placement, troubleshooting.
Run cable when needed, document IDF/MDF closets, label everything, and keep network diagrams current.
Connect and support test stations (HiPot, functional test, burn‑in), torque tools, vision systems, and other production equipment to the network and MES.
Troubleshoot integration issues between shop floor equipment and the MES — is it the scanner, the station PC, the network, or the application?
Work with equipment vendors and Manufacturing Engineering during new station builds and line changes.
Support data collection devices and ensure test data is flowing into MES correctly.
Be the first responder when a station goes down — diagnose fast, fix or escalation.
Run the site's local helpdesk: own the ticket queue, triage, resolve, and escape appropriately.
Provide walk‑up and floor‑side support to all site personnel — operators, engineers, supervisors, quality, and office staff.
Handle accounts, access requests, password resets, and routine end user issues in coordination with the End User Services team.
Provide on‑floor support during production hours; be available for off‑shift escalations on a rotation.
Track recurring issues and partner with the IT Manager to drive permanent fixes.
Onboard new operators and staff — accounts, badges, devices, training on shop floor tools.
Maintain accurate asset inventory, documentation, SOPs, and runbooks.
Support audits and compliance activities with the data and documentation you maintain.
Nextpower is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.