High-power density inverters and power conversion for energy storage
EPC Power designs and manufactures power conversion hardware spanning kilowatts to hundreds of megawatts, built for battery storage, solar and grid applications. Its stack pairs power-electronics design tools (PSCAD, LTspice, Altium, FPGAs, IGBT) with NetSuite, SAP, Windchill and MES, showing a hardware maker running formal PLM and production controls. Accelerating, engineering-heavy hiring alongside supplier and manufacturing stability pains points to a production ramp.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
EPC Power Corp. is a privately held power electronics manufacturer headquartered in Poway, California, founded in 2010. The company engineers and builds inverters and power conversion systems for energy storage (BESS), solar PV and data center applications. It handles the full path from design and prototyping through production hardware and commercialized products, with manufacturing in the USA. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States.
EPC Power uses NetSuite, SAP, Windchill PDMLink and MES for operations, plus PSCAD, MATLAB, LTspice, Altium Designer, SolidWorks, C++ and Python for power electronics engineering, with AWS, Azure AD and Jira.
Yes. Engineering is the largest hiring area, with mostly mid and senior roles, alongside manufacturing, operations, purchasing and sales positions including a Sales Director, all in the United States.
EPC Power is developing new power conversion systems, running design validation testing (EVT/DVT), reliability improvement initiatives, customer field trials and commissioning multi-MW energy projects.
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