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Leads post-contract commercial account management for energy infrastructure customers. Responsibilities include managing customer relationships, administering contracts, coordinating amendments and renewals, leading full-cycle commercial projects through delivery and commissioning, tracking obligations and performance, resolving risks, maintaining account reporting, and driving relationship expansion. The role coordinates Business Development, Engineering, Operations, Finance, and Legal to deliver customer commitments.

Manage full-cycle, high-volume accounts payable for PO and non-PO invoices, including invoice coding, payment runs, vendor inquiries, reconciliations, three-way match resolution, compliance documentation, and month-end close support. Partner with procurement, operations, project managers, and accounting teams to resolve issues, improve processes and controls, maintain audit-ready records, and guide junior AP personnel.

Senior Manager, Technical Accounting will support complex U.S. GAAP research and accounting conclusions involving acquisitions, leases, revenue, consolidation, equity, stock compensation, segment reporting, and SEC disclosures. The role prepares technical memos, supports pro forma financials and SOX controls, monitors accounting standards, collaborates with auditors and cross-functional teams, and helps maintain accounting policies. The position requires an active CPA license, substantial progressive accounting experience, and expertise in technical accounting and acquisition transactions.

Supports multiple technology projects by maintaining documentation, tracking milestones, schedules, resources, dependencies, risks, and action items. Prepares portfolio status reports, project updates, and stakeholder communications. Develops and delivers end-user training materials, maintains training records, and helps employees adopt new systems and processes. Coordinates with project leads and subject matter experts to ensure information remains accurate, complete, and current.

Owns Solaris’s enterprise SDLC governance and SOX IT general controls program. Responsibilities include designing and operating controls, reviewing software releases, managing access and segregation-of-duties reviews, coordinating audits, evaluating SOC reports, tracking remediation, reporting compliance metrics, maintaining policies and evidence, and training stakeholders. The role partners with IT, cybersecurity, accounting, internal audit, vendors, and executives while building a scalable governance function.

The Supply Chain Purchaser manages purchase orders and procure-to-pay activities, tracks deliveries and inventory, supports logistics across project sites, validates assets and cost allocations, produces operational cost reports, and communicates supplier updates. The role partners with Supply Chain, Operations, Accounting, Accounts Payable, Projects, and Commercial teams to improve purchasing efficiency and prevent supply disruptions.

Designs, deploys, monitors, and governs secure operational technology environments across power generation and distribution sites. Responsibilities include industrial network segmentation, SDN flow policies, SCADA and device hardening, secure remote access, asset visibility, vulnerability management, anomaly monitoring, incident response, audit support, and alignment with IEC 62443 and NIST CSF. Partners with Engineering, IT, Operations, OEMs, and service providers to establish a new OT security program.

Provides field-based IT, networking, PC, connectivity, and industrial control-system support. Responsibilities include monitoring tickets, configuring routers and firewalls, maintaining Fiber Optic and Starlink connectivity, troubleshooting PLC and SCADA integrations, supporting system availability and security, documenting infrastructure, updating equipment, and training field personnel. The role collaborates with engineers and operations teams to resolve technical issues across offices and job sites.

Develop predictive and statistical models to forecast turbine downtime, detect equipment anomalies, and improve fleet reliability. Build P&L and operational dashboards, maintain turbine outage databases, analyze SCADA and maintenance data, support root-cause analysis, and recommend predictive maintenance improvements. Collaborate with operations, engineering, and asset management while communicating insights to technical and business stakeholders.

The Project Accountant tracks project costs, billings, accruals, journal entries, and profitability. Responsibilities include month-end reconciliations, variance analysis, project-level reporting, deferred revenue and expense monitoring, billing coordination, audit support, and collaboration with Operations and Finance. The role also identifies process improvements and supports accurate revenue and cost recognition across multiple projects.