Solectria Renewables is America’s leading manufacturer of power inverters for solar photovoltaic applications. We are proud to offer products that are made in America. We offer a friendly work environment, great benefits, the ability to work with cutting edge technology and the chance to work with an innovative and dynamic team. We are conveniently located in Lawrence, Massachusetts off I-495 in the Riverwalk complex. Solectria Renewables is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: Reliability Engineer
SUPERVISOR: Production Engineering Manager
CLASSIFICATION: Exempt, full-time
LOCATION: Lawrence, MA
DUTIES:
Maintenance and improvement of highest level inverter reliability
Root cause analysis of inverter field returns including authoring corrective action reports
Suggest design improvements to improve reliability
Qualification tests of new products including HALT
FMEA analysis of new products
Constant interaction with field service and production departments
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