System Engineer — Electrical Integration & Solar Tracking Systems in Lausanne

System Engineer — Electrical Integration & Solar Tracking Systems in Lausanne

Lausanne Vollzeit Vor Ort
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ppAgricultural greenhouses are key toward a sustainable food supply, however they have significant energetic needs due to heating and artificial lightening. There is a push from governments, retailers and consumers to reduce carbon footprint of greenhouses. Voltiris enables double-use of large greenhouse surfaces to produce electricity without impacting their high agricultural yield. Voltiris introduces a solar panel design to generate electricity from the part of sunlight's spectrum that is unused for crop growth. /p h3The Role /h3 pVoltiris is looking for an analytically driven System Engineer to challenge and rebuild the assumptions behind our electrical integration and solar tracking systems. This is not a maintenance role, it is a mandate to question why current cabling, network, and tracking architectures exist in their current form, build the data and evidence to prove a better model, and drive that model into industrialized reality. /p pYou’ll treat every recurring field issue as a hypothesis to test, and drive to closing through collaboration. Your success is measured by how much complexity, failure rate, and installation time you can strip out of the system, backed by data, not opinion. /p h3What We're Offering /h3 ul liA mandate to redesign, not just document, real authority to challenge existing cabling, network, and tracking architecture decisions /li liDirect ownership of the data and firmware layer behind tracking accuracy, predictive maintenance, and system health (a genuinely analytical, high-leverage technical domain) /li liAutonomy: you set the hypotheses, define the validation methods, and decide what evidence is strong enough to act on /li liA role at the intersection of hard engineering and strategic systems thinking, with a purely hands‑on installation job /li liDirect interface with external electronics, firmware, and motor suppliers, where your technical arguments will need to carry weight /li /ul h3Hard Skills We Need /h3 pbData Firmware Intelligence (core of the role) /b /p ul liStrong background in firmware development or embedded systems, ideally applied to motion control, tracking, or precision positioning /li liAbility to design and run validation methodologies for tracking precision, repeatability, and long‑term fault behavior, hypothesis in, evidence out /li liExperience building data‑driven monitoring/analytics tools (anomaly detection, predictive maintenance models, system health dashboards) /li liComfort working with quantitative performance data to challenge existing supplier specs or in‑house assumptions /li /ul h3Systems Architecture /h3 ul liAbility to model and simplify electrical/communication architectures, Ethernet networks, low‑voltage control cabling, communication interfaces, to reduce systemic complexity /li liSkilled at defining interface specifications and system‑level standards that others (electricians, installers, suppliers) execute against /li liExperience turning field‑observed failure patterns into engineering‑grade specifications (BOMs, test plans, qualification reports) /li /ul h3Evidence-Based Field Engagement /h3 ul liWillingness to go on‑site and travel, to gather the evidence base for architectural decisions /li liAbility to synthesize scattered field observations into a structured case for change, and to present that case persuasively to internal teams and external suppliers /li liTrack record of driving suppliers (motor, electronics, firmware) toward measurable spec improvements through data‑backed argument /li /ul h3Certification Rigor /h3 ul liExperience contributing to certification processes for electromechanical or tracking systems — structured, evidence‑based documentation is a strength /li /ul h3What success looks like after 12 months /h3 ul liCabling, network, and tracking architecture redesigned and validated with data /li liFailure rate, complexity, and installation time measurably reduced across deployed systems /li liMonitoring and predictive maintenance tools in production, catching issues before they escalate /li liYou are the first call when a recurring field issue needs to be understood, not just patched /li /ul h3Our offer /h3 ul liFounding technical mandate, real authority over architecture decisions, not a maintenance seat /li liDirect access to founders and Operating Committee from day one /li liEquity; if Voltiris wins, you win with it /li liA front‑row seat to one of Switzerland's most promising cleantech companies /li liLocation: Lausanne, with possibility of hybrid working and regular on‑site travel /li /ul h3Qualifications /h3 ul liEducation: Bachelor/Master/PhD. /li liLanguages: English (professional), French (professional) /li /ul pIf you have taken a system apart, proven a better version with data, and pushed it into industrialized reality, that is exactly what we want to hear about. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr

System Engineer — Electrical Integration & Solar Tracking Systems in Lausanne Arbeitgeber: Voltiris

Voltiris ist ein hervorragender Arbeitgeber, der innovative Lösungen für nachhaltige Landwirtschaft bietet und dabei auf eine positive Arbeitskultur setzt. Mit einem hybriden Arbeitsmodell in der malerischen Stadt Lausanne und der Möglichkeit, in einem dynamischen Team zu arbeiten, fördert das Unternehmen die persönliche und berufliche Weiterentwicklung seiner Mitarbeiter. Zudem profitieren Sie von flexiblen Arbeitszeiten und einer sinnstiftenden Tätigkeit, die einen direkten Einfluss auf die Reduzierung des CO2-Fußabdrucks hat.

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