Senior Technical Lead - Solar

Taylor Hopkinson is in search of a highly skilled and experienced Sr. Technical Lead/Sr. Project Engineer to lead the technical development of both methodology and tools for the solar energy desktop team for primarily independent engineering scopes, investigating cutting-edge solar industry advancements and modeling procedures.

This role will also conduct solar resource and solar energy estimates, with responsibilities for high-quality assessments and responsive answers to client questions and lead a team of analysts.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Solar Energy Technical Lead:

• Manage and implement continuous improvement initiatives
• Guide the technical strategy and modeling development for the solar energy team
• Work with the team to identify and implement technical innovations
• Mentor and train junior staff and assume responsibility for the technical growth of the team

Senior Project Engineer

• Timely and efficient completion of high-quality solar energy analysis work.
• Carry out pre-construction energy analyses, including:
• Compilation, validation and analysis of meteorological data for solar resource assessments
• Evaluation of project constraints and risks
• Estimation of plant losses and calculation of assessment uncertainties
• Generation of Energy Production Estimates
• Creation of Energy Production Reports for Clients
• Work effectively with colleagues to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products
• while working collaboratively with other teams and business units when needed.
• Communicate effectively with clients on complex technical issues

QUALIFICATIONS

• University Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology,
• Manufacturing Technology, or Physics from an accredited program plus minimum 10 years of directly related work experience.
• Detailed knowledge of the technical vocabulary common to the appropriate discipline.
• Working knowledge of conformity standards in use in areas of expertise.
• Demonstrated ability to apply project-handling concepts in use in areas of expertise, including application to complex, new, or unusual products.
• Working knowledge of industry issues, needs, and problems