
Engineer, Load Integration & Model Development
About this role
The Engineer for Load Integration & Model Development position at Crusoe is an onsite opportunity based in San Francisco, California. This full-time role suits a power systems professional with relevant industry experience who wants to build advanced energy infrastructure and support artificial intelligence workloads.
Role Overview
Crusoe seeks a dedicated professional to handle complex challenges related to connecting and optimizing large-load facilities within the electric grid across regions like ERCOT, SPP, MISO, and PJM. Operating out of the San Francisco office five days a week, this individual contributor collaborates across departments to expand energy infrastructure and advance technical proposal elements.
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About the Company
Crusoe serves as a vertically integrated AI infrastructure enterprise that owns and operates the complete stack from electrons to tokens to fuel advanced artificial intelligence workloads. The organization takes an energy-first approach designed to address power bottlenecks and make infrastructure more sustainable and efficient.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Crusoe careers page to submit an application for this opportunity.
Questions candidates ask
Where is this job located?
This position is onsite 5 days a week at the Crusoe office in San Francisco, California.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates must possess either a Master’s degree in Power Systems with 2+ years of experience or a Bachelor’s degree in Power Systems with 5+ years of experience.
What is the salary range for the Engineer, Load Integration & Model Development role?
The compensation ranges from $125,000 to $145,000, alongside Restricted Stock Units.
What technical software knowledge is expected?
Applicants should have working knowledge of TARA, PSS/e, and Sugar.
What specific grid markets are mentioned for this position?
The role involves working with grid regions including ERCOT, SPP, MISO, and PJM.