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Exoben Inc. is seeking a Solar Performance Engineer to monitor and optimize Exoben’s solar systems across multiple sites in the United States. You will analyze energy output, identify performance gaps, and drive improvements with a data-driven approach.
Collaborate with design, operations and analytics teams to ensure systems meet performance targets and deliver reliable energy. Strong analytical and communication skills are essential to translate data into actionable solutions.
Specialization: Energy Output Analysis, Efficiency Optimization and System Performance
Location: United States
Job Type: Full-Time
Specialization: Energy Output Analysis, Efficiency Optimization and System Performance (ExoSolar™)
Location: United States
Job Type: Full-time
Exoben’s solar systems must deliver consistent and reliable energy over time.
Performance is not just about installation. It is about how systems behave daily, seasonally and under different conditions.
Continuous performance monitoring ensures maximum energy output.
We are looking for an analytical and detail-focused Solar Performance Engineer to monitor and improve Exoben’s solar systems.
In this role, you will track system performance, analyze data and identify opportunities to improve efficiency.
You will ensure systems operate at optimal levels across different environments.
You will work closely with design, operations and analytics teams.
This role requires strong analytical skills and a focus on results.
This role ensures Exoben’s solar systems deliver maximum energy.
You improve efficiency and long-term performance.
Your work directly impacts output and reliability.
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