Solar Field Engineer

Philippines·Makati Citymid

EngineeringField Engineer

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Key Responsibilities

Design & Site Assessment Conduct thorough site surveys and translate client energy

Requirements Summary

keep timelines on track, control costs, and enforce safety and quality standards at every stag

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EngineeringField Engineer

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Conduct thorough site surveys and translate client energy requirements and site conditions into a clear system design and installation methodology.
Produce accurate SLDs and shop drawings that installation teams can execute against with minimal back-and-forth.

Lead and directly supervise the installation of solar power systems — hybrid, off-grid, and grid-tied — plus EV charging station builds.
Own project execution end-to-end: keep timelines on track, control costs, and enforce safety and quality standards at every stage, not just at the final walkthrough.
Manage materials and equipment inventory on-site, catching quality issues before they become installation problems.

Run full testing and commissioning on every installed system to confirm all components perform as designed before the client ever sees it live.
Prepare complete handover packages — SLDs, documentation, and system training — so clients can confidently operate and maintain what's been installed.

Provide on-site troubleshooting during installation and after go-live, resolving issues quickly to protect the client relationship.
Monitor how installed systems perform over time and flag improvement opportunities — this isn't a "build it and walk away" role.
Maintain thorough, organized documentation of every installation and troubleshooting activity for audit and reference purposes.

Work in lockstep with sales and technical support engineers so nothing falls through the cracks between the sale, the build, and after-sales support.
Ensure every installation complies with local electrical codes, regulations, and industry standards — no shortcuts.

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Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, with 3–5 years of hands-on experience in the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) industry.
Experience: Solar-specific experience is a strong plus but not a hard requirement — we're equally interested in strong electrical/EPC fundamentals.
Technical Depth: Advanced, practical knowledge of electrical systems across residential, commercial, and industrial installations.
Design Skills: Proficient in AutoCAD, able to independently produce Single Line Diagrams (SLDs) and electrical shop drawings that a construction crew can build from without hand-holding.
Communication: Confident explaining technical decisions to clients, contractors, and internal teams in both Filipino and English — this role is client-facing, not just back-of-house.
Precision & Reliability: Sharp attention to detail, especially under field conditions where mistakes are costly to fix later.
Mobility & Independence: Willing and able to travel extensively across Luzon, manage several concurrent projects without close supervision, and make sound calls on-site.
Requirements: Valid driver's license and access to a personal vehicle