Charge Robotics
Robots automating labor-intensive solar farm construction
Charge Robotics builds robotic systems that automate the assembly and installation of utility-scale solar farms. They serve solar construction companies facing labor shortages. This enables faster, cheaper scaling of renewable energy deployments as solar demand surges.
Senior Robotics Software Engineer
Senior robotics software engineer building perception, motion planning, and controls software for autonomous solar farm construction robots. Requires Python, C++, real-time/embedded experience, and onsite work in San Leandro, CA.
First Manufacturing Engineer
Lead manufacturing for robotic solar farm construction systems, scaling from prototype to production while collaborating with design, supply chain, and vendors. Requires 4-8 years bringing complex electromechanical products to production.
R&D Engineering Technician (Electromechanical Assembly)
R&D Engineering Technician supporting assembly, testing, and documentation of solar installation robots. Requires 2+ years electrical assembly experience and ability to work onsite in a fast-paced startup.
Technical Project Manager
Own end-to-end program planning and execution for adapting and deploying a solar construction robotics system, coordinating across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and field teams. Requires 4+ years of technical program management experience with complex hardware systems.
Head of Engineering
Leads 12+ person multi-disciplinary engineering team at robotics startup building solar farm construction robots, transitioning from prototypes to scaled production. Requires 5+ years engineering leadership, hands-on electromechanical expertise, and onsite presence in San Leandro, CA.
Solar Site Superintendent - Mechanical Foreman
Leads on-site mechanical construction for utility-scale solar farms, including tracker/racking assembly and module installation, while partnering with robotics teams to deploy automation. Requires deep solar EPC experience, safety expertise, and ability to manage large field crews with up to 90% travel.
Mechanical Engineer (all levels)
Designs, builds, tests, and iterates mechanical systems for solar assembly robots, troubleshoots hardware issues, and integrates designs with other engineers. Requires CAD expertise (Onshape), fabrication knowledge, and onsite work in San Leandro with field travel.
Robotics Field Engineer
Operates and troubleshoots robotic factory software and hardware on solar construction sites across the US, assigns field tasks, and collaborates with engineering to improve efficiency. Requires engineering degree, programming/networking familiarity, mechanical troubleshooting skills, and physical resilience for full-time travel.