Jobs at Spark Power

Provides day-to-day support for enterprise applications, ERP systems, integrations, and data issues. Responsibilities include incident resolution, root cause analysis, application configuration, monitoring, testing, change management, vendor coordination, documentation, and end-user training. The role also supports minor enhancements and communicates issue status to business and IT stakeholders.

Leads enterprise application architecture, technical design, development, code reviews, deployment, production support, and software delivery. Oversees internal and outsourced developers, manages vendors, guides Agile planning, establishes development standards, and ensures project milestones, budgets, and quality goals are met. The role requires hands-on development, enterprise systems integration, database expertise, and experience with C#, Angular, Python, JavaScript, Azure DevOps, SaaS platforms, and software development lifecycle methodologies.

Designs, programs, commissions, troubleshoots, and supports industrial automation and control systems. Develops PLC, HMI, and SCADA programs; configures VFDs, servo and motion systems; supports robotics, electrical controls, industrial networking, and equipment integration. Provides customer and field-team technical support, prepares control documentation, assists with component selection, performs site commissioning, and participates in on-call emergency response and travel to customer locations.

Supports the sales organization through CRM maintenance, data entry and validation, reporting, KPI analysis, inquiry routing, quote and contract tracking, document management, meeting coordination, onboarding support, and workflow improvement. The role requires strong Excel and CRM skills, analytical ability, attention to detail, and effective collaboration across sales teams.

Manages Spark Power’s hybrid infrastructure and operational cybersecurity program across Azure, Microsoft 365, networking, identity, endpoints, SOC operations, incident response, disaster recovery, vendors, and technical projects. The role serves as a senior hands-on escalation point, leads infrastructure and security improvements, oversees managed service providers, administers security controls, manages incidents and changes, and communicates technical risks and recommendations to business leaders.