Customer Support Technician
renewyxPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
We're hiring a Customer Support Technician for a solar tracker and racking systems manufacturer, based in Phoenix. You'll get hands-on with tracker control systems, grounding and bonding, and power distribution, working directly with the engineering, business development, and customer teams to keep solar sites performing.
The role:
Troubleshoot electronic systems for customers and field service teams, support controller validation testing, and build training materials for operations and field engineers. You'll monitor customer site uptime, work with suppliers on specification and performance issues, and help test new tracker features. The role runs roughly 50% field travel to customer sites and the rest on site.
What you'll bring:
Associate's degree in electronics technology or a related field 1 to 3 years of industrial experience testing and troubleshooting electronic systems Strong written and verbal communication, and the ability to work independently Nice to have (bonus, not required):Knowledge of solar tracking systems Experience with component specification Familiarity with quality and reliability engineering principles Experience working with suppliers What's on offer: Compensation based on experience Permanent, full-time roleA growing solar hardware business with real customer impact You don't need to tick every box. If you have the core and the right attitude, or you know someone who fits, get in touch. Interviews are moving quickly.
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