Technician II, Commissioning

About Us A proud member of the Quanta Services family of companies, Ampacity, LLC (Ampacity) delivers a forward-thinking approach to structural and electrical solutions for clean energy transition projects. From design, kitting, and installation to comprehensive electrical procurement, Ampacity specializes in expert-engineered, field-ready solutions that accelerate project timelines and maximize impact. Made up of more than 350 passionate professionals committed to simplifying complexity across the energy value chain, Ampacity empowers customers to build smarter, faster, and more efficiently­—with the most reliable technology in the industry. Headquartered in California, Ampacity maintains facilities in Mississippi, Kentucky, and Iowa, with offices in Florida, Georgia, and Vermont. Since 2014, Ampacity has delivered nearly eight gigawatts of fully engineered clean energy systems across North America. About this Role At Ampacity, the Technician II role is where you take full ownership of the commissioning process. You'll work independently across project sites, troubleshoot complex tracker and electrical issues, and interface directly with customers. The work is technically demanding and no two sites are the same. For technicians ready to sharpen their skills, take on more responsibility, and begin developing others, this is the next step. Pay Range: $35.00 - $40.00 What You'll Do

Independently lead commissioning activities on completed solar projects

Conduct and document blueprint-to-installation compliance reviews

Perform in-field retrofits, modifications, and corrective actions

Troubleshoot faulting trackers remotely and on-site, communicating findings directly to customers

Carry out scheduled and reactive service repairs

Identify and report installation discrepancies and provide feedback to improve future installations

Mentor and support Technician I team members in the field

Process all documentation and submittals in line with Ampacity SOPs

2-4 years of experience in solar commissioning, field service, or a related electrical/mechanical field

Solid working knowledge of solar tracking systems and operating tolerances

Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, single-line diagrams, and blueprints

Intermediate troubleshooting and root-cause analysis skills

Clear and professional communication with customers and internal teams

Ability to work independently and manage time across multiple project sites

Valid driver's license with a clean MVR and willingness to travel up to 80% of the time

Typical Work Environment

Active solar construction sites with heavy machinery, power tools, and construction equipment in operation. 100% outdoor work environment subject to extreme weather conditions including snow and high heat, with exposure to dust, fumes, noise, and uneven terrain. Work at various heights requiring fall protection equipment. Position may require unexpected travel and relocation to project sites with short notice.

Physical Expectations

This work is physically demanding in nature and requires constant lifting of 30 – 50 pounds, unassisted, with lifts of 50+ pounds requiring assistance. Working schedule will be 8 – 10 hours a day and 5 – 6 days a week (weather permitting). Ability to stand, walk, climb, bend, kneel, and crawl for extended periods while operating tools and equipment safely. Must be able to participate in required training hours as assigned.

What You'll Get

Competitive pay and 401k — because your work should be rewarded fairly

Time off you'll actually use: vacation, sick days, holidays, parental, and bereavement leave

Full medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus extra support when you need it

Wellness resources to help you show up as your best self, at work and at home

Real room to grow — we promote from within and invest in your development

Compensation Range The anticipated compensation for this position is USD