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Job description
In accordance with California pay transparency laws, the salary range for this position is listed below.
Responsibilities
Own solar PV system design at the concept and preliminary level for utility-scale solar-plus-storage projects, producing single line diagrams, array layouts, and string and inverter sizing using industry-standard solar design software
Define the technical scope and Basis of Design for the solar portion of each project, hand a gap-closed package to detailed design teams and internal or external EPC partners, and stay involved through the full PV lifecycle
Serve as the technical point of contact for solar PV scope across internal teams (Project Engineering, Commercial, Development) and external parties (EPCs, racking and module vendors, engineering consultants)
Evaluate site conditions (topography, soils, shading, resource data) during early-stage feasibility to confirm buildable area and system performance assumptions
Identify and document interconnection, permitting, and code compliance requirements for solar scope, coordinating with the broader project permitting effort
Review and vet solar equipment vendors and proposals, including racking and module suppliers, and make PV equipment recommendations in coordination with Procurement
Support construction and commissioning on site as needed to resolve field issues, verify installation against design intent, and build Redwood's internal solar design standards, tools, and processes
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, preferably Civil or Electrical, or equivalent experience demonstrating exceptional ability in these fields
Deep experience with concept development, design, and construction of utility-scale solar PV systems; Staff level reflects a broader track record of leading PV scope across multiple projects
Proficiency with industry-standard solar design software (PVcase) for single line diagrams, layouts, and performance modeling
Working knowledge of solar-plus-storage system architectures
Familiarity with relevant codes and standards, including NEC (NFPA 70), IEEE, UL 1703/UL 3703, and utility interconnection requirements
Experience coordinating with internal and external EPCs, racking and module vendors, and engineering consultants through design and construction
Comfort operating with significant ownership in an ambiguous, fast-moving environment
Willingness to travel to project sites as needed
Professional Engineer (PE) license a plus but not required
A Passion for sustainability and making the world a better place!
Climbing, standing, and stooping during project site visits
Typing and extended computer work in an office setting
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