Crusoe The Quality Technician - Electrical Inspector ensures modular data centers and electrical systems meet technical and regulatory standards. This role conducts inspections, live power testing, and authors compliance documentation.
Responsibilities
The Quality Technician - Electrical Inspector serves as a critical stakeholder in Crusoe's manufacturing operations. This role is responsible for ensuring that all modular data centers, medium-voltage (MV) power distribution systems, and complex electrical sub-assemblies meet rigid technical specifications, regulatory standards, and corporate quality benchmarks.
Operating on a fast-paced production floor, the Quality Technician cross-functionally collaborates with Engineering, Safety, and Production teams to mitigate risk, drive continuous improvement, and safeguard product reliability.
What You'll Be Working On:
End-to-End Quality Inspection & Testing: Conduct rigorous inspections and hands-on functional testing across a diverse equipment portfolio, ranging from component-level sub-assemblies to fully integrated systems.
System-Level Scope: Validate structural and electrical integrity for modular data center units, Power Distribution Centers (PDCs), and electrical houses (E-Houses).
Live Power Testing & Commissioning: Perform operational commissioning, live power validation, Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), and preliminary commissioning for complex electrical and control infrastructure.
Functional System Validation: Confirm total operational integrity across all system levels (including 24VDC, 415VAC, HMI, and ATS) to guarantee zero-defect delivery to the end user.
Documentation & Technical Output: Author comprehensive testing reports, compliance certificates, and maintain audit-ready documentation for both component and system-level builds.
Process Audits & Standardization: Conduct routine process audits of electrical assembly, control wiring, power distribution integration, and final installation methodologies. Own and continuously optimize quality standard operating procedures (SOPs), testing matrixes, and training materials.
Compliance & Engineering Alignment: Verify that all manufacturing execution adheres strictly to approved engineering drawings, schematics, NFPA 70E regulatory frameworks, LOTO protocols, and industry regulations.
Defect Management & CAPA: Lead the identification, tagging, and resolution of material non-conformances and engineering deviations. Partner with Engineering and Manufacturing teams (DFM) to analyze defects, implement robust Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA), and eliminate recurring bottlenecks.
Licensure & Relevant Experience: 4+ years of hands-on electrical experience with a valid Journeyman license, OR 3+ years of dedicated electrical quality inspection experience in an industrial manufacturing setting.
UL Certification & Methodologies: Practical experience with UL inspection methodologies and UL listing certification processes.
Precision Assemblies & Torquing: Demonstrated experience with documented industrial torquing procedures and torque specification verification.
Quality Frameworks: Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing, 5S principles, or ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems.
Professional Certifications: Project Management Professional (PMP) or Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) designation.
Systems Infrastructure: Operational experience with Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP) or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, specifically Acumatica.
