Voltry

www.voltry.io

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About the Company

Voltry gives data-center operators real-time visibility into the health and stability of their power. We use AI to interpret the electrical and acoustic “noise” that others filter out, predicting downtime, equipment stress, and compliance issues before they happen. Everyone else cleans the noise out. We learn from it.

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Company Name: Voltry
Job Title: Power Systems Research Lead (Contract)
Job Description: **Job Title:** Power Systems Research Lead (Contract) **Role Summary:** Lead applied research in power quality, harmonics, and grid-scale electrical behavior, focusing on interactions with modern compute-dense loads and disturbances. Focus on real-world measurement, modeling, and validation for utility grids, data centers, and standards-driven systems. Remote-first contract role with occasional travel for collaborative research. **Expectations:** - PhD or postdoctoral experience in power systems or electrical engineering. - Demonstrated expertise in power quality, harmonics, and grid behavior under modern loads. - Proven ability to conduct applied research, design models, and validate experiments. - Independence in early-stage research environments. **Key Responsibilities:** - Spearhead applied research in power quality, harmonics, disturbances, and non-linear load effects. - Analyze electrical disturbances in complex power systems. - Design and validate measurement methodologies for grid-scale behavior. - Translate research outcomes into pilot programs, validation studies, and external partnerships. - Collaborate with signal processing, data, and machine learning researchers. - Engage with external research institutions and standards organizations where relevant. **Required Skills:** - Power systems engineering, harmonics, and grid behavior. - Applied research, modeling, and experimental validation. - Cross-disciplinary collaboration (signal processing, ML/data science). **Required Education & Certifications:** Doctoral degree (PhD) in power systems engineering or electrical engineering. Prior exposure to grid-scale systems or utilities preferred but not required.