Jobs at SOLV Energy

Leads quality planning, field coordination, document control, RFIs, submittals, material delivery tracking, closeout documentation, drawing redlines, quantity reviews, and safety compliance for a utility-scale energy storage project. The role interprets plans for subcontractors, coordinates with vendors, monitors supply chain progress, supports continuous improvement, and helps deliver projects safely and on schedule at a Flagstaff, Arizona jobsite.

Supports solar jobsite operations by servicing, testing, troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing solar equipment under supervision. The role documents work, follows safety and lockout/tagout procedures, responds to on-call repairs, assists with process improvements, and coordinates with EPC management. It requires basic mechanical and electrical knowledge, outdoor jobsite work, physical labor, occasional travel, a valid driver’s license, and completion of NFPA 70E safety training.

Supports utility-scale high-voltage substation construction projects by managing project documentation, drawings, schedules, submittals, procurement, cost tracking, change orders, quality systems, safety planning, BIM administration, and closeout records. The role works full-time at a Princeville, Illinois jobsite, coordinates with subcontractors and project teams, documents field issues, and helps maintain project schedule, profitability, quality, and customer satisfaction.

Supports high-voltage substation construction projects by managing project documentation, drawings, schedules, submittals, procurement, cost coding, change orders, quality systems, safety planning, BIM administration, progress reporting, and closeout documentation. Works full-time on a jobsite, coordinates with subcontractors and project teams, evaluates field issues, and helps maintain schedule, cost, quality, and customer satisfaction objectives.

Creates preliminary battery energy storage system layouts and single-line diagrams, reviews bid drawings and RFPs, performs basic electrical calculations, and prepares technical documentation. The role also involves AutoCAD drafting, electrical code and regulatory research, design reviews, project collaboration, and maintaining revision histories. Work is performed independently and with multidisciplinary teams in a hybrid or remote environment.

Supports jobsite solar operations by servicing, testing, troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing solar equipment under supervision. The role documents completed work, responds to on-call repairs, follows safety and quality procedures, supports process improvements, and coordinates with EPC management. Work occurs full-time at a remote solar jobsite with outdoor exposure, physical demands, occasional travel, and weekend or after-hours responsibilities.

Lead on-site QA/QC for utility-scale solar, implementing the Site-Specific Quality Plan and Inspection Test Plan. Conduct inspections and audits, manage nonconformances and CAPAs, maintain QA documentation, coordinate subcontractor quality, and drive continuous improvement and compliance with industry standards.

Oversee operational performance of utility-scale solar PV projects, including project onboarding, energy modeling, performance analysis, troubleshooting, loss calculations, reporting, and optimization. Collaborate with field teams, vendors, clients, SCADA engineers, and project management to resolve issues and track contractual guarantees. Review technical documentation, support analytics tools, mentor other engineers, and develop expertise in PV power plants.

Oversee operational performance of utility-scale solar projects by analyzing PV system data, energy losses, equipment issues, commissioning results, and contractual guarantees. Model and simulate PV performance using PVsyst, review project designs and documentation, develop client reports, coordinate troubleshooting with field teams and vendors, optimize plant performance, and mentor performance engineers and analysts. The role also supports analytics tools, workflow improvements, project reviews, and issue resolution.

Oversee high-voltage substation, transmission, and utility interconnection construction projects across a regional portfolio. Lead project executives, managers, engineers, and superintendents while managing schedules, budgets, safety, quality, compliance, client relationships, risk, and business development. The role requires QEW certification, extensive HV construction experience, utility and NERC knowledge, financial oversight, and extensive regional travel.

Leads multiple high-voltage substation, transmission, and utility interconnection construction projects across the Western region. Oversees project schedules, budgets, quality, safety, compliance, risk, client relationships, business development, and utility requirements. Manages regional project executives, managers, engineers, and superintendents; enforces QEW qualifications, energized-work controls, incident reporting, quality standards, and financial performance. Extensive regional travel is required.

Supports daily accounting operations by processing transactions, reconciling accounts and bank activity, preparing journal entries, reviewing invoices, resolving discrepancies, and maintaining financial records. Assists with month-end close, audits, internal controls, and process improvements while collaborating with Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Treasury, and General Accounting teams.

Coordinates and supports new employee orientation and talent development programs. Responsibilities include tracking cohort tasks, preparing materials, arranging logistics, supporting facilitators, welcoming participants, managing attendance and communications, maintaining onboarding resources, and completing follow-up activities. The role partners with HR, IT, Facilities, and other stakeholders, uses project management software and approved AI tools, and provides regular onsite support in the San Diego area.

Lead on-site QA/QC for utility-scale solar, battery storage and substation projects. Implement Site-Specific Quality Plan and ITP, conduct inspections and audits, manage nonconformances and CAPA, maintain QA documentation, audit subcontractors, and drive continuous improvement. Serve as primary quality liaison with clients and regulatory bodies, using company quality software for reporting.

Conducts quality inspections across utility-scale solar construction sites, evaluating civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical work against drawings, specifications, and industry standards. Documents discrepancies, prepares non-conformance reports, tracks quality trends, communicates findings to project teams and subcontractors, and supports corrective actions, training, and continuous improvement. Works independently in field environments and travels frequently among regional project sites.

Leads site-level QA/QC for utility-scale solar construction projects. Implements quality plans and inspection test plans, conducts civil, mechanical, electrical, and commissioning inspections, manages audits and nonconformances, leads root cause analysis and corrective actions, maintains quality documentation and metrics, audits subcontractors, and drives lessons learned and continuous improvement. Works full-time at a remote Yerington, Nevada jobsite and travels frequently.

The EPC Project Engineer will support project teams, manage deliverables, maintain documentation, assist in scheduling, and ensure safety and quality standards.

Support onsite EPC project delivery for utility-scale solar, battery storage, and substations: manage documents, submittals, schedules, QC and safety, maintain CMiC logs, assist cost reporting, BIM tasks, and compile closeout documentation.

Supports utility-scale solar, battery storage, and substation construction projects at a full-time jobsite. Coordinates project documentation, drawings, schedules, submittals, procurement, cost coding, change orders, quality management, safety planning, labor reporting, BIM administration, and project closeout. The role requires collaboration with subcontractors and field teams, construction document management, plan interpretation, basic estimating and scheduling, and travel.

The Talent Acquisition Partner manages full-cycle recruiting across multiple states, proactively sources candidates, builds diverse talent pipelines, partners with hiring managers, and supports strategic workforce planning. Responsibilities include developing job descriptions, maintaining recruiting metrics, improving hiring processes, ensuring a positive candidate experience, managing applicant data, and applying inclusive recruiting practices. The role requires expertise in sourcing, Boolean searches, interviewing, onboarding, applicant tracking systems, and recruiting within construction, renewable energy, infrastructure, or related technical fields.