Solar PV Field Testing Technician

INTERTEK CLEAN ENERGY ASSOCIATES (CEA) provide technical due diligence and engineering services for solar and storage

clients around the globe who are financial institutions, project developers, EPCs, IPPs (independent power

producers), and PV power plant owners. From our base in China, our team of engineers travel to factories around

the globe to conduct upstream in-factory quality assurance via audits, production monitoring and pre-shipment

product inspection. From our USA base, our engineering (IE/OE) team provides system design, energy forecasting,

product benchmarking, and supply chain services. Downstream, we audit projects through the full cycle, including

design, construction, commissioning, project performance, re-power and upgrade analysis, and warranty support.

Our team of 125+ professionals including 85+ engineers serve the solar and storage industry through our expertise

in PV modules, racking, inverters, and energy storage systems. Since 2008, CEA has reduced Buyers’ risks and

improved returns on investments via technical assurance and engineering services covering more than 55 GW+ in

50+ countries.

• Vocational training or technical certification in electrical installations, renewable energy, or a related field.

• (Extensive experience in electrical installations or maintenance may be considered in place of formal

education.)

• Solid understanding of the components and basic operation of PV systems or electrical installations.
• Strong attention to detail, good documentation habits, and the ability to follow standardized procedures.
• Good communication skills (written and verbal) and proficiency with Microsoft Office and basic computer
• applications.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a field‑based team.
• Previous experience performing electrical tests, measurements, or inspections is preferred.
• Experience with PV module or inverter testing is a plus.
• Experience using DSLR cameras is an advantage (for EL imaging and visual documentation).
• Ability to work outdoors in demanding conditions, including high/low temperatures, nighttime operations,
• long periods standing, and climbing ladders or stairs.
• Ability to correctly use personal protective equipment (e.g., safety shoes, gloves, safety glasses, reflective
• vest, hearing protection).
• Basic understanding of common failure modes in PV systems or electrical installations is preferred.