Charge Robotics
Solar Site Superintendent - Mechanical Foreman
Field. Posted a month ago
The role
You will serve as the on-site authority for tracker/racking assembly and module installation. You will lead field operations and partner with robotics engineers to deploy automated installation equipment.
What you will do
- Lead and direct Foremen and craft labor on-site
- Plan and coordinate labor, materials, equipment, and subcontractor resources
- Develop and maintain crew matrices, equipment plans, and production schedules
- Provide mentorship and coaching to field supervision
- Serve as acting project leader and primary contact to the customer
- Partner with robotics engineers to deploy automated installation equipment
- Provide construction feasibility feedback to inform equipment design and workflow
- Champion adoption of new tools and processes among field crews
- Assist in documenting operational learnings and field performance data
- Enforce company, EPC, and OSHA safety regulations
Required qualifications
- Track record leading mechanical construction on utility-scale solar EPC projects
- Ability to supervise large, multi-crew field operations and diverse teams
- Working knowledge of tools, heavy equipment, and safe application on solar sites
- Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and contract documents
- Understanding of job costing principles and cost performance tracking
- Familiarity with federal, state, and local construction codes and safety regulations
- Ability to communicate with owners, clients, engineers, and field personnel
- Valid driver’s license with an acceptable motor vehicle record
Nice to have
- Experience working within a startup, early-stage company, or rapidly evolving operational environment
- Comfort with ambiguity
- Curiosity about robotics, automation, and emerging construction technology
- Experience with process improvement, lean construction, or continuous improvement initiatives
About the company
Charge Robotics is an early-stage startup building robots that build solar farms. The company is MIT-founded and backed by investors including Founders Fund, Energy Impact Partners, Lux Capital, and Y Combinator.