Fluidstack
Resident Electrical Engineer (PHX)
Phoenix, AZ. Posted 2 months ago
The role
You will own the electrical systems of modular products on the manufacturing line. This includes power distribution, grounding, and controls integration from released drawings through rate production.
What you will do
- Own electrical systems of the modular product on the line
- Walk the manufacturing floor daily to catch wiring and termination issues
- Disposition issues on the spot
- Answer electrical RFIs same-day from the floor
- Engineer fixes into the next revision
- Run first-article reviews and electrical checkout in person
- Document findings to drive design and process change
- Feed line learnings back into one-lines, panel schedules, and the BOM
Required qualifications
- 8+ years of experience in electrical engineering for modular construction, manufactured products, or critical facilities
- Experience in power distribution, panel checkout, and supporting production launches
- Experience engineering electrical systems hands-on for complex physical products, modular construction, or critical facilities
- Experience working on a shop floor or production line
- Experience supporting production launches of your own designs
- Ability to work in non-climate-controlled environments including active construction areas, data halls, electrical and mechanical rooms, and outdoor spaces
- Ability to lift, carry, push and pull up to 40 pounds
- Ability to sit, stand, walk, kneel, bend and crouch for long periods
- Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Ability to climb stairs and ladders and move around equipment, cable trays and uneven surfaces
Nice to have
- PE license
- Working knowledge of NEC and UL 508A panel standards
- Data center power distribution experience
- Panel checkout and QC background
- Strong DFM instincts
About the company
Fluidstack delivers compute infrastructure for AI by acquiring power, designing and building data centers, and operating them. The company focuses on speed and scale to deliver GWs of compute.