Jobs at Torus, Inc.

Manage cross-functional hardware programs spanning product development, engineering, manufacturing, quality, and field operations. Define milestones, schedules, dependencies, resources, and risk mitigation plans; facilitate stand-ups and handoffs; resolve technical, manufacturing, quality, and field blockers; improve processes; and coordinate change management through production. The role requires technical understanding of energy storage systems, strong communication, and the ability to deliver hardware programs in a fast-paced scale-up environment.

Supervise manufacturing production operations, maintaining quality, safety, productivity, and efficiency standards. Lead, train, mentor, and evaluate production staff; manage workflows, attendance, and performance. Monitor production metrics, analyze reports, identify improvement opportunities, and implement continuous-improvement initiatives. Ensure materials and finished goods meet quality requirements while coordinating with cross-functional teams. The role is onsite in Salt Lake City, Monday through Friday, with occasional work at a nearby R&D warehouse and required overtime.

Develops and improves machining and fabrication processes for energy storage products. Responsibilities include designing fixtures and workholding, optimizing CNC programs, establishing CMM and inspection methods, implementing automation and robotics, conducting capability studies, improving workflows, supporting design for manufacturing, and driving continuous improvement. The role requires hands-on shop-floor collaboration, process troubleshooting, equipment integration, quality assurance, and production cost analysis.

Design, document, test, and validate mechanical subsystems for battery and flywheel energy storage systems. Support design-to-manufacturing transitions, DFM/DFA initiatives, prototyping, supplier collaboration, product specifications, compliance, and lifecycle development from concept through production. The role requires hands-on mechanical design experience, strong SolidWorks and CAD/PDM skills, and collaboration with manufacturing and engineering teams in an onsite energy infrastructure environment.

Support the design, testing, and optimization of energy storage and inverter technologies. Build test fixtures, assist with test development, conduct prototype equipment testing, and collaborate with hardware and cross-functional engineering teams to improve battery and inverter performance. The internship is onsite in manufacturing and cleanroom environments and requires attention to safety, troubleshooting, electrical assembly, and detailed engineering work.

Mechanical Engineering Intern contributing to the design, assembly, validation, and manufacturing of battery and flywheel energy storage products. Responsibilities include developing mechanical designs and assembly fixtures, collaborating with electrical, manufacturing, and controls teams, troubleshooting assembly issues, and supporting hands-on product development. The role is onsite in manufacturing and cleanroom environments and requires attention to safety, quality, manufacturability, and reliability.

The Product Marketing Manager will develop product positioning, personas, segmentation, market and product requirements, launch plans, sales enablement assets, and customer-facing messaging. The role collaborates across product, engineering, sales, manufacturing, and marketing throughout the product lifecycle, supporting pricing, packaging, feature prioritization, training, collateral, and go-to-market execution for energy infrastructure products.

Leads go-to-market and product marketing for Torus energy infrastructure offerings. Responsibilities include product positioning, launch planning, sales enablement assets, customer case studies, research, competitive analysis, sales training, and cross-functional alignment across product, sales, marketing, and customer support.

Coordinates trade shows, conferences, factory visits, partner summits, and internal events from planning through teardown. Manages vendors, venues, freight, booth and demo assets, staffing, budgets, lead capture, HubSpot handoffs, and post-event reporting. Maintains event timelines and logistics while supporting on-site setup and operations. The role is based in Salt Lake City, requires regular event travel, nonstandard hours, and physical handling of event materials and equipment.

Owns Torus’s enterprise physical security program across manufacturing and critical infrastructure sites. Responsibilities include developing security strategy, policies, SOPs, and governance; conducting vulnerability assessments; managing guard-force vendors; overseeing access control and credentialing; ensuring NERC CIP compliance; managing budgets and investment cases; establishing KPIs and SLAs; and integrating physical security systems with monitoring and incident response.

Own mechanical hardware development from concept through production for energy storage systems. Lead design, prototyping, testing, validation, analysis, and manufacturing integration while balancing cost, reliability, safety, quality, and manufacturability. Use SolidWorks, first-principles calculations, and FEA to develop robust designs. Apply DFM, GD&T, DOE, and SPC principles, collaborate with internal and external engineering teams, ensure compliance with standards, and provide technical leadership and mentorship.

Administer long-term supplier agreements and purchase orders, maintaining accurate pricing, terms, schedules, and ERP records. Track supplier fulfillment, delivery risks, and order acknowledgments while coordinating expediting. Manage defects, nonconformances, RMAs, returns, replacements, credits, and corrective actions with Quality and planning teams. Monitor supplier performance, resolve invoice discrepancies, support onboarding and master data maintenance, and escalate disruptions. Maintain audit-ready documentation while partnering with sourcing leaders, suppliers, production planning, receiving, and Accounts Payable.

Design, develop, assemble, install, and maintain low-voltage power systems for energy storage infrastructure, including power distribution, grid-tied inverters, motor drives, protective relays, transfer switches, and power conversion. Prepare schematics, calculations, studies, layouts, manuals, and testing protocols. Support commissioning, electrical code compliance, diagnostics, and collaboration with firmware and manufacturing teams.

Ensures products, components, and assemblies meet quality and customer requirements through inspections, testing, documentation, audits, root cause analysis, and nonconformance disposition. Leads continuous improvement using Six Sigma, GD&T, Measurement System Analysis, and quality control plans. Supports building and implementing QMS processes including CAPA, document control, supplier quality, traceability, and internal auditing. The role is hands-on in a manufacturing startup environment and uses precision measurement tools while collaborating with production and engineering teams.

General interest opportunity for candidates interested in future careers at Torus, an energy storage and infrastructure company. Potential areas include engineering, manufacturing technology, electrical work, and other contributions supporting the design, manufacture, installation, and lifecycle support of modular power systems. Applicants should submit a resume and short note describing their interests. Torus will review submissions for potential future opportunities.

Assembles and wires high- and low-voltage electrical systems and mechanical components using schematics and technical drawings. Performs inspections, testing, adjustments, repairs, documentation, and equipment maintenance while following safety and quality standards. Collaborates with engineers, supervisors, and technicians to resolve issues and improve manufacturing processes. Requires control or electrical panel wiring experience, schematic and blueprint interpretation, color-coded wiring skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.

Leads supplier quality and reliability programs for manufactured hardware, including electronics, electromechanical assemblies, and battery systems. Investigates defects using 8D, FMEA, CAPA, SPC, and root-cause methods; manages RMA and warranty trends; conducts supplier audits and process validations; and drives corrective actions. Partners with Engineering, Quality, Operations, and international suppliers to improve component reliability, manufacturing processes, inspection plans, and quality metrics.

Operate, program, and set up CNC Vertical Turning Lathes to produce precision-machined parts. Read and edit G and M codes, interpret engineering drawings and GD&T, select tooling and feeds, inspect tolerances, troubleshoot equipment, design fixtures, perform maintenance, and maintain safe, quality-focused production while meeting delivery goals.