Gotion, Inc.
Power Station Management Engineer
About this role
Gotion Inc. seeks a Power Station Management Engineer to support utility-scale energy storage projects across the United States. The role coordinates engineering execution between internal teams, EPC contractors, and utilities through permitting, construction, and commissioning phases.
What you'll do
- Coordinate engineering planning and deliverables for energy storage power station projects
- Prepare documentation for permitting and regulatory approvals
- Manage technical information for utility interconnection applications and communications
- Support on-site engineering coordination during installation and construction
- Troubleshoot technical issues related to equipment installation and system integration
- Maintain engineering documentation, drawings, and prepare progress reports
What they're looking for
- Electrical or mechanical engineering fundamentals
- Engineering project coordination
- Construction process management
- Analytical and problem-solving abilities
- Cross-functional team collaboration
- Technical documentation and reporting
- Battery energy storage systems (preferred)
- Utility interconnection processes (preferred)
Benefits
- Competitive base salary $155,000–$200,000
- Bonus eligibility
- Benefits package
- Work on green energy and electrification technologies
- Opportunity to contribute to sustainable development
- Collaborative, valued work environment
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Gotion, Inc.
Gotion, Inc. manufactures large-scale lithium battery cells and packs for electric vehicles and energy storage systems, with a major 40GW facility under construction in Illinois. The company is hiring mechanical, electrical, thermal, and systems engineers to design and commission manufacturing infrastructure, quality control systems, and battery thermal performance.
- Website
- gotion.com
Likely interview questions
- Can you describe your experience coordinating between multiple stakeholders—such as project managers, contractors, and external partners—on an infrastructure or energy project?
- Walk us through a time when you had to track and manage engineering deliverables across a complex project schedule. How did you ensure alignment and identify delays early?