Mainspring Energy Benefits Overview

Lead commercial growth and public power origination across municipalities, cooperatives, and investor-owned utilities. Source, structure, negotiate, and close complex energy transactions including equipment sales, service agreements, capacity contracts, and partnerships. Leverage executive utility relationships, manage RFPs and procurement processes, represent the company at industry events, and coordinate legal, regulatory, product, engineering, and finance teams. Provide market intelligence to influence product strategy. The role requires extensive power-sector transaction experience and up to 50% travel.

Lead systems architecture and requirements decomposition for embedded controls across control algorithms, embedded firmware, and cloud platforms. Manage Systems and Controls Engineers, define ICDs and state machines, conduct trade studies, and oversee HIL validation. Integrate closed-loop controls, sensor fusion, real-time systems, telemetry, OTA updates, and physical-system constraints with mechanical and electrical engineering teams. Establish model-based systems engineering, requirements traceability, and automated testing processes.

Leads hands-on investigations of electrical hardware failures, performs root cause analysis, and translates findings into corrective and preventive actions. The role improves failure-analysis throughput, documents diagnostic workflows and failure modes, collaborates with design, manufacturing, quality, reliability, and maintenance teams, and mentors junior engineers and technicians. Focus areas include power electronics, EMC/EMI issues, environmental degradation, thermal cycling, moisture, and system-level electrical interactions.