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The Senior Engineer II, Process Testing at Canadian Solar oversees and optimizes testing processes for solar panel manufacturing. This role focuses on developing testing methodologies, analyzing performance data, enhancing overall process reliability, and leading cross-functional teams. Additional responsibilities include troubleshooting test failures, mentoring junior staff, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and managing testing equipment.

The Principal Engineer I, Process at Canadian Solar will lead and manage process and product development projects to enhance production efficiency, yield, cost, and reliability. This role involves coordinating with cross-functional teams, implementing new processes, and training engineers while focusing on continuous improvement in solar cell technology.

The Quality Supervisor at Canadian Solar is responsible for developing and implementing quality assurance processes, supervising quality control team members, conducting inspections and audits, and maintaining compliance with ISO standards. The role involves training employees, collaborating with various departments, and ensuring all activities adhere to ethical standards and safety policies.

The SharePoint Administrator at Canadian Solar will manage and optimize SharePoint operations, develop and maintain Power Platform solutions, support integration with other tools, and ensure user support. Responsibilities include documentation of existing elements, reporting on tasks, and providing technical training to users, all while collaborating with IT teams to enhance Office 365 services.

The Sr. IT Engineer at Canadian Solar will be responsible for developing and managing IT solutions that enhance the company's operational efficiency. This role focuses on integrating technology in solar energy systems and overseeing IT projects from outset to implementation.

The EHS Specialist I is responsible for maintaining safety metrics, supporting compliance with regulations, conducting job hazard analyses, and recommending risk mitigation measures. This role involves ensuring the health and safety of team members and may require flexible working hours.

The Staff Accountant-General Ledger is responsible for preparing journal entries, reconciling financial statements and accounts, ensuring data accuracy, and participating in audits and strategic finance projects.

The Buyer Analyst at Canadian Solar handles purchasing, logistics, and inventory management. Responsibilities include creating RFQs, controlling material orders, liaising with suppliers, managing vendor relationships, and ensuring compliance with company standards. The role supports procurement processes to maintain efficient business operations and requires strong analytical and communication skills.

The IT Systems Administrator at Canadian Solar is responsible for managing NERC CIP systems to ensure compliance and security within the control center. Key responsibilities include administration of IT infrastructure, monitoring performance, maintaining documentation, conducting system audits, and managing incident response. This role requires strong expertise in regulatory standards and cybersecurity best practices to support critical energy operations.

The Supply Chain Specialist at Canadian Solar is responsible for optimizing supply chain processes, managing inventory, coordinating with vendors, analyzing supply chain data, and implementing improvements to enhance efficiency. This role requires collaboration with various departments to ensure timely delivery of materials and compliance with regulations.

The Program Specialist manages import/export operations, ensures trade compliance with regulations, coordinates supply chain activities, develops training programs, and initiates optimization projects. They analyze operations through data-driven models and support various supply chain functions to eliminate disruptions and reduce costs.

The Manager of Customer Financing will develop and execute financing strategies for Canadian Solar’s Residential Energy Storage product. The role involves collaborating with financial institutions to create financing options, supporting sales and marketing efforts, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

The IT Engineer at Canadian Solar will design, implement, and maintain IT infrastructure, providing technical support and ensuring system reliability. Responsibilities include managing network performance, enforcing security measures, planning system upgrades, developing disaster recovery plans, documenting IT systems, and collaborating on various IT projects.

The Process Engineer at Canadian Solar is responsible for optimizing solar cell conversion efficiency and improving production processes. Key duties include managing a team of technicians, resolving production issues, conducting analysis, and implementing continuous improvement projects. Collaboration with cross-functional teams and maintaining documentation is also essential, along with promoting safety and quality standards.

The Process Engineer will oversee daily processes, product development, and equipment integration to support photovoltaic module assembly. Responsibilities include optimizing manufacturing processes, enhancing productivity and quality, maintaining work instructions, training, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

The Financial Planning & Analysis Analyst will analyze financial data, forecast revenues and expenditures, track financial performance, and assist in making tactical and strategic decisions. Key responsibilities include budgeting, identifying performance improvement opportunities, creating accessible reports, and maintaining knowledge of industry regulations.

The Production Operator at Canadian Solar will perform physical labor in a manufacturing plant, operating various manual and electric tools. Responsibilities include reading blueprints, assembling circuits, conducting tests, and ensuring quality control while adhering to safety standards.

As a Process Technician at Canadian Solar, you will engage in various tasks that support the manufacturing of solar panels and related products, focusing on process improvement and operational efficiency. You will participate in training programs and have opportunities for promotional growth within the company.

The Quality Engineer implements quality policies, supervises QC teams, resolves product issues, and supports customer needs. They lead investigations, audits, and training while ensuring compliance with standards. Continuous improvement and cross-functional collaboration are key responsibilities.

The Quality System Engineer will manage the ISO9001 Quality Management System, lead audits, drive performance reviews, provide training, and ensure compliance with quality standards. Responsibilities include maintaining documentation, conducting audits, analyzing quality data, and preparing reports for management.