Technical Lead - Termination Units (Low Voltage)

Description

• Apply your technical expertise in low-voltage electrical systems, insulation design, and mechanical integration to guide design decisions, identify risks, and support system-level testing.
• Own the technical roadmap for low-voltage termination unit design and integration within the SL product line.
• Ensure designs comply with relevant low-voltage electrical and safety standards (UL, IEC, NEC, etc.).
• Lead design reviews and validation discussions focused on electrical performance, safety, and manufacturability.
• Evaluate team workflows and resource allocation to optimize execution efficiency.
• Establish strong cross-functional relationships with teams in conductor assembly, cryogenic infrastructure, fault handling, and testing.
• Mentor and coach engineers, fostering a culture of ownership, technical excellence, and collaboration.
• Partner closely with program management and system integration teams to ensure termination designs align with overall product objectives and manufacturing readiness.
• Identify and de-risk critical challenges in termination design, field testing, and long-term reliability.
• Drive the refinement of mechanical, electrical, and thermal interfaces between VEIR’s HTS cables and downstream electrical equipment such as switchgear, busbars, and power distribution units.
• Define deliverables, schedules, and key technical milestones for termination unit development, balancing short-term builds with long-term product scalability.
• Lead the development, prototyping, and validation of termination systems that ensure safe, efficient, and repeatable field installation and operation.
• Leverage your leadership and coaching skills to motivate and align a multidisciplinary team of engineers, ensuring clear priorities and accountability.
• Gain a deep understanding of VEIR’s SL product architecture, low-voltage termination designs, and integration points with superconducting and cryogenic systems.

Requirements

• Proven experience leading cross-functional engineering teams or complex hardware programs.
• 8+ years of experience developing low-voltage electrical components, connectors, or termination systems.
• Excellent communication, organization, and leadership skills — able to align teams and drive results across multiple projects.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Materials Engineering (Ph.D. or advanced specialization a plus).
• Experience with electrical stress analysis, validation testing, and integration of components into larger electrical systems.
• Strong understanding of LV electrical design, insulation systems, and safety practices for power distribution equipment.
• Familiarity with cryogenic or superconducting environments is a strong plus.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance