Jobs at Faith Technologies

Owns the architecture and lifecycle of a modular product platform, translating customer and market needs into standardized requirements, reusable BIM content, specifications, and engineering baselines. Leads product developers and cross-functional teams across design, procurement, manufacturing, construction, and operations. Drives technical decisions, design standardization, DFMA, cost optimization, quality, scalability, and lifecycle improvements while maintaining product documentation, submittals, BOMs, and Revit models.

Develops and maintains standardized product architectures, requirements, reusable designs, BIM models, technical documentation, and engineering baselines for modular product platforms. Coordinates with engineering, manufacturing, procurement, construction, preconstruction, and product development teams to translate customer and operational needs into scalable solutions. Reviews compliance, manages product improvements, supports procurement and manufacturing readiness, and incorporates lessons learned across the product lifecycle.

Performs electrical power, lighting, and low-voltage engineering for construction projects. Responsibilities include calculations, technical drawings, electrical layouts, field surveys, power-system problem resolution, code compliance guidance, installation inspections, customer discussions, reporting, and computer-assisted design. Provides guidance to Level 1 engineers and designers. The role is onsite in Monroe, Louisiana, requires 5–10% travel, and includes three months of company-supported onsite training at an out-of-state facility.

Performs mechanical design for power system products, converting prototypes into commercially viable systems. Responsibilities include cooling calculations, design compliance, customer consultation, installation inspections, engineering reports, technical manuals, and use of computer-assisted design software. Provides guidance to Level 1 engineers and designers. The position is onsite in Monroe, Louisiana, includes 5–10% travel, and requires three months of onsite training at an out-of-state facility.

The Senior Solutions Architect designs and optimizes mission-critical systems, ensuring high availability and performance while integrating infrastructure and applications.

Perform electrical power, PV and low-voltage system design for renewable construction projects from concept through completion. Create calculations, technical drawings, one-line diagrams, cable routing, grounding design, and equipment specifications. Use AutoCAD and engineering software (CYMCAP, ETAP, AmpCalc, WinIGS), conduct field surveys and inspections, ensure NEC/code compliance, and mentor junior engineers.

Lead and perform mechanical design for power, lighting, and low-voltage systems and related products. Direct and assist design staff, prepare CAD drawings and presentations, perform mechanical calculations and code-compliant designs, coordinate with clients and subcontractors, and prepare design proposals while documenting design scope and assumptions.

The Electrical Project Manager oversees electrical construction projects, manages staff, generates new business, maintains client relationships, and ensures project quality and safety.