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An innovative company is seeking a Staff Power Systems Engineer to lead the development of electrical systems for renewable hydrogen production. This role involves managing complex electrical designs, conducting power systems analysis, and mentoring engineering teams. With a mission to decarbonize heavy industry, the firm offers a dynamic environment where your expertise will contribute to groundbreaking projects in the renewable energy sector. Join a forward-thinking team committed to sustainability and making a significant impact on the future of energy.
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Electric Hydrogen’s mission is to make molecules to decarbonize our world! Our outstanding people are our most important asset and will enable us to deliver hydrogen from renewable electrolysis for heavy industry at prices below fossil fuels.
We are seeking a Staff Power Systems Engineer to develop connection specifications between Electric Hydrogen's power system and the medium voltage utility grid. Responsibilities include managing electrical installation design (including third-party EPC design review and internal design), conducting power systems analysis with modeling and simulation software (evaluating load, power flows, short circuit analysis, transient stability, etc.), and working onsite in San Jose, CA, reporting to the Director, Power Platform.
Salary range: $168,000—$224,000 USD, depending on location, qualifications, and experience. Benefits include equity grants, time off, cell phone allowance, 401(k) match, comprehensive health coverage, and discretionary bonuses. Benefits are subject to eligibility.
Founded in 2020, based in California and Massachusetts, Electric Hydrogen designs and manufactures electrolytic hydrogen systems powered by renewable energy to create green hydrogen. We aim to decarbonize industry and build a sustainable future. We are committed to diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity employment.