Energy Vault

Full-stack Engineer

• Establish the electrical design basis, scope boundaries, interface matrix, deliverable register, design schedule, and technical risk register; identify and close scope gaps across owners, EPC contractors, utilities, consultants, and equipment suppliers.
• Review electrical design packages including: single-line and three-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, cable schedules, equipment layouts, grounding and lightning-protection designs.
• Create or technically evaluate specifications for all major equipment including: transformers, HV/MV switchgear, disconnect switches, power cables, CTs/VTs, metering and protection relays and UPS systems.
• Coordinate electrical interfaces with natural-gas engine-generator OEMs, including alternator ratings, neutral grounding, excitation/AVR, governor and synchronizing controls, generator protection, starting systems, plant auxiliaries, black-start or islanding requirements, and CHP interfaces where applicable.
• Review load-flow, short-circuit, protection-coordination, grounding, arc-flash, cable-ampacity; ensure study assumptions remain aligned with the issued-for-construction design.
• Manage utility interconnection requirements, including point-of-interconnection design, revenue metering, communications and relay settings.
• Review EPC and vendor drawings, calculations, equipment data sheets, test plans, FAT/SAT reports, deviations, and technical submittals; provide clear dispositions and maintain design configuration control.
• Support procurement through equipment specifications, technical bid evaluations, supplier selection and vendor-document review.
• Provide construction engineering support, respond to RFIs and field changes, participate in site walkdowns, and verify that installations conform to the design, applicable codes, and approved quality plans.
• Plan and support substation energization, generator synchronization, commissioning, and turnover, including test procedures, protection and control testing, punch-list closure, and coordination with utilities, commissioning agents, and plant operations.

Principal Project Engineer – Substations, Power Generation

Project Manager

• Build and strengthen the relationship with your customer counterparts and other key stakeholders through active engagement and timely delivery of our commitments.
• Ensure project execution, inclusive of safety, quality, cost, and schedule, are delivered in accordance with the contractual obligations and scope of work.
• Work with Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) partners to develop schedules, deliverables, budgets, staffing plans, forecast at completion, change management and other support requirements for assigned projects.
• Champion the project Health & Safety program by setting the standard and leading by example.
• Direct and manage the Project Team resources, both on-site and remote, to ensure effective execution of the Project scope of work.
• Facilitate and coordinate handovers between the various project stages, for example, sales proposals, project initiation, project execution, and customer turnover.
• Manage, report on, and control project costs and schedule through all phases of the Project.
• Administrate the project in accordance with contract requirements and procedures.
• Own communications for stakeholders and project team.
• Orchestrate project closeout and document lessons learned.
• Track progress against the established project program and make decisions to alter or update schedule and resource allocation as needed to meet schedule requirements.
• Report on project progress and issue analysis to key stakeholders, including executive management and internal functional teams.
• Identify, manage, and obtain approval for any contract changes that my impact scope, cost, and/or schedule.
• Ensuring adherence to the controlled budgets and baseline schedules.
• Provide recovery action plans when critical milestones are not met to get the project back on track.
• Manage all project commercial matters, including invoicing and purchase order issuance both upstream and downstream.
• Coordinate with supporting teams for equipment logistics and transportation of materials.

Senior Project Manager

Electrical Engineer

• Help design and perform verification tests in the EMT simulation and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) platforms.
• Collaborate with internal and external teams to determine system requirements and verify our solution will meet and exceed project requirements.

Intern, Power Electronics Engineering – Power Systems

Manager

• Gain deep understanding of our renewable energy storage industry, our products and technology, our processes, and our people.
• Define and implement a logistics strategy for the company that aligns the needs of internal stakeholders with project and customer requirements and maximizes the efficient movement of products and materials
• Oversee the warehousing, inventory flow, and inbound and outbound transportation activities across domestic and international shipments
• Create and implement best practice logistics principles, policies, and processes across the organization to improve operational and financial performance.
• Negotiate rates and contracts with transportation and logistics providers and recommend optimal transport modes, routes, and performance metrics
• Influence the product design and packaging to ensure transportation costs are minimized.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with all connected with the logistics process.
• Ensure compliance with transportation and trade requirements and maintain adherence to international trade regulations, tariffs, HTS classifications, and export requirements
• Shape a culture of collaboration, innovation, constant improvement, excellence, transparency, open mindedness, humility, integrity, efficiency, joy, compassion, and fulfillment.

Transportation and Logistics Manager

Director

• Lead end-to-end development of utility-scale energy storage and generation projects from early-stage assessment/acquisition through contracting and Ready-to-Build (RTB)
• Manage third-party developers, consultants, and internal cross-functional teams to advance development workstreams, ensure stage-gate readiness, and drive critical decisions.
• Own development budgets, schedules, critical path execution, risk management, and reporting to leadership and investment stakeholders.
• Secure and manage key project agreements and permits, including land control, environmental/community engagement, and local approvals with relevant authorities.
• Drive grid interconnection and utility coordination through application, studies, and agreements to support bankable RTB outcomes.
• Define project scope and requirements aligned to commercial strategy, ensuring development deliverables support financing, offtake, and long-term value creation.

Principal Project Engineer – Substations, Power Generation

Senior Project Manager

Intern, Power Electronics Engineering – Power Systems

Transportation and Logistics Manager

Project Development Director