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Nextracker Spain, S.L. Verified 25h ago

Site IT Engineer, Manufacturing Operations

Mesa, Arizona - USA On-site

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About the role

Site IT Engineer — Inverter Assembly Operations We are scaling up an assembly operation for utility-scale solar and battery storage inverters, and we need a hands-on Site IT Engineer to keep the plant running. This is a boots-on-the-floor role: you will be racking switches, configuring scanners, troubleshooting a test station that lost its network connection, and helping an operator whose label printer just jammed — often all in the same shift. You will work directly under the IT Manager and alongside engineering, quality, and operations. If you like solving real problems with your hands on the equipment, and want to grow your career in manufacturing IT, this is the role.

What you'll bring

  • 5+  years of hands-on IT support experience
  • Solid endpoint support skills across laptops, desktops, and shop floor devices: Windows imaging and troubleshooting, Active Directory basics, MDM tools, printer support.
  • Local helpdesk experience — running a ticket queue, prioritizing competing requests, and communicating clearly with end users.
  • Working knowledge of networking fundamentals: TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, VLANs, switch port configuration, Wi-Fi troubleshooting.
  • Comfort with firewall basics — reading rules, making approved changes, reviewing logs.
  • Hands-on mentality: you are comfortable pulling cable, mounting hardware, and working in IDFs and on the production floor.
  • Strong customer-service orientation and ability to communicate clearly with operators, engineers, and managers.
  • Willingness to be on-site, on-shift, and on-call as needed to support production.
  • Experience supporting shop floor systems: scanners, label printers, ruggedized devices, test station PCs, kiosks.
  • Exposure to MES, SCADA, or other manufacturing applications — even as an end-user supporter.
  • Experience with Cisco, Aruba, or Meraki networking gear.
  • Familiarity with Zebra label printers and barcode/RFID hardware.