The EHS Manager oversees the development and implementation of a risk management program ensuring compliance with safety regulations and building a robust safety culture at Plug Power. Responsibilities include leading safety programs, conducting training, performing inspections, and advising on compliance concerns.

The Logistics Administrator coordinates transportation and delivery operations for hydrogen logistics, managing tanker schedules, shipment documentation, and tracking logistics movements while ensuring compliance with safety regulations.

As a Senior Systems Engineer at Plug Power, you will design, develop, and integrate hydrogen fuel cell systems, conduct system-level analyses, manage project communications, and ensure compliance with industry standards while fostering internal collaborations.

The Senior Controls Engineer will develop and manage SCADA systems for hydrogen generation equipment. Responsibilities include creating software for HMIs and PLCs, ensuring system reliability, managing engineering changes, and engaging with stakeholders to refine system performance. The role supports field operations and enhances system performance through programming and data interpretation.

The Director of Environmental & Sustainability will lead Plug Power's environmental and sustainability initiatives, developing and overseeing comprehensive management systems, establishing sustainability goals, ensuring regulatory compliance, and providing training and support across the organization. This role involves managing a global team and collaborating with executives on sustainability strategies.

The Jr Sales Engineer at Plug will manage the sales pipeline for services and spare parts within the Oil & Gas sector, maintain customer relationships, and translate customer needs into project requirements while preparing commercial proposals and negotiating contracts.

The Electrolyzer Intern at Plug Power Inc. will assist the R&D Department in projects related to electrolyzer materials, including data analysis, quality assurance testing, and development of new materials. The role offers hands-on experience in a fast-paced engineering environment with an emphasis on technical projects and documentation.

The Senior Accounting Analyst supports the Hydrogen Generation and Delivery organization by providing financial data analysis, managing journal entries, reconciling accounts, and developing custom reporting. They partner with various operational teams to present financial insights and support budget tracking and internal controls, ensuring adherence to accounting standards.

The Buyer will manage procurement of parts and components for manufacturing, ensuring timely and accurate delivery while fostering strong supplier relationships and collaborating with internal teams. Responsibilities include placing orders, tracking supplier performance, resolving quality issues, and mentoring purchasing team members.

The Associate Counsel will collaborate with various teams at Plug to provide legal support for commercial operations, dealing with contracts, regulatory matters, and corporate governance. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating contracts, supervising outside counsel, and ensuring compliance with legal standards while assisting in the international expansion of the business.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer designs and develops static and rotating equipment, coordinates engineering activities, collaborates with teams on specifications, reviews supplier documentation, and participates in testing and commissioning. This role requires independent decision-making and effective teamwork in engineering projects related to hydrocarbon processes.

The IT SOX Audit Manager at Plug Power will lead IT audits to assess compliance with internal controls and regulations, defining control frameworks, conducting assessments, and consulting on IT risk management. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders and involves significant documentation and analysis to optimize control effectiveness and identify improvement opportunities within the SOX program.

The Senior Process Engineer is responsible for the basic and detailed design engineering of process packages in the upstream oil & gas market. Tasks include preparing and reviewing engineering deliverables, overseeing compliance with design standards, interfacing with clients and vendors, and ensuring adherence to project timelines and technical specifications. A strong background in hydrogen electrolysis and experience with processing and liquefaction design is essential.

The Senior Controls Engineer develops and maintains SCADA systems for hydrogen generation equipment while optimizing performance and minimizing downtime. Responsibilities include software solution deployment, HMI and PLC program management, system testing, stakeholder engagement, and creating training for users. This role ensures the reliability of hydrogen generation systems and involves collaboration with engineering and manufacturing teams.

The National Account Sales Representative focuses on building and maintaining relationships with customers to drive sales growth for Plug Power’s technology. Responsibilities include generating leads, engaging customers, forecasting budgets, maximizing customer satisfaction, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure successful sales processes and project management.

The Process Intern at Plug Power Inc. will assist the Process Engineering Team by engaging in various projects that enhance their understanding of process design and engineering concepts, particularly related to hydrogen systems. Responsibilities include reviewing design documents, team collaboration, and supporting engineers with project deliverables.

The Structural Intern will assist the Civil & Mechanical Engineering Department with various projects, focusing on structural analysis and design. Responsibilities include applying engineering principles, interpreting technical drawings, conducting analysis, and using structural engineering software. The intern will also support documentation and reporting efforts throughout the internship.

The Principal Process Engineer will handle design engineering activities for upstream oil and gas projects, focusing on process packages and hydrogen generation via electrolysis. Responsibilities include developing process simulations, preparing engineering deliverables like PFDs and P&IDs, reviewing vendor documents, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards. The role requires collaboration with different teams and oversight of engineering progress to achieve project goals.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for leading the execution of projects, designing static and rotating equipment, ensuring compliance with specifications, handling technical communications, and maintaining documentation. The role includes involvement in construction, testing activities, and R&D projects while adhering to safety and quality standards.

The Regional HR Manager supports Plug Power's strategic objectives by managing employee relations, performance development, compliance, and HR training. They collaborate with various internal teams, lead investigations, and promote employee engagement while maintaining knowledge of HR legislation and best practices.