Senior Applications Engineer – Data Center & Critical Power
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Position Summary
Rise Power Systems is seeking a Senior Applications Engineer to support customer opportunities and technical execution for mission-critical power distribution products. This role is intended for an experienced engineer who can independently own RFQ and specification review, product selection and configuration, technical quote development, customer and vendor coordination, and engineering handoff with limited oversight.
Benefits:
Rise Power Systems offers a generous benefits package to include the following:
- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short Term Disability, Supplemental Insurance Options, Pet Insurance
- 401k with company match
- PTO and Paid Holidays
Key Responsibilities
- Independently review customer RFQs, specifications, one-line diagrams, drawings, and technical requirements for data center and critical power applications.
- Select and configure appropriate low-voltage power distribution solutions, including RPPs, HDRPPs, PDUs, switchboards, panelboards, transformers, breakers, monitoring systems, and related equipment.
- Develop complete technical quote packages, including configurations, options, clarifications, exclusions, assumptions, and required commercial inputs.
- Identify specification gaps, technical risks, missing information, and customer requirements that require clarification before quotation or execution.
- Provide technical guidance to customers and Sales during opportunity development, including product application, configuration, and solution discussions.
- Coordinate with vendors and suppliers to obtain pricing, lead times, technical data, documentation, and application support.
- Coordinate with Engineering, Purchasing, Operations, Project Management, and Sales to ensure accurate technical handoff and execution of customer requirements.
- Improve application engineering tools and processes, including costing tools, quote templates, standard options, configuration tools, documentation, and best practices.