Solar PV Project Engineer, Senior

In accordance with California pay transparency laws, the salary range for this position is listed below.

• 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

• 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