Solid-state power electronics for grid, renewables and battery storage
Heron Power is a young Scotts Valley hardware company building solid-state transformer (SST) power electronics to cut conversion costs and ease grid connection for renewables. Its stack pairs power-design tools (PLECS, SPICE, Altium, ANSYS) with industrial controls (TwinCAT, TIA Portal, SCADA, Modbus TCP), and accelerating, engineering-dominated hiring alongside pilot-site BESS testing and supplier qualification points to a company moving from prototype toward first product launch and manufacturing scale-up.
Heron Power, founded in 2024 and headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, develops power electronics hardware intended to remove bottlenecks in electricity generation and consumption. Its core product work centers on solid-state transformers integrated with distributed energy systems, battery energy storage and grid control software such as SCADA and EMS. The privately held company has 51–200 employees and hires exclusively in the United States. Teams span engineering, operations, manufacturing, sales, design and finance, supporting both product development and early production.
Heron Power builds solid-state transformer power electronics, with active work on SST integration with SCADA and EMS, BESS pilot-site testing, and automated bi-directional converter testers ahead of its first product launch.
Heron Power uses PLECS, SPICE, LTspice, Altium Designer, ANSYS, MATLAB/Simulink and hardware-in-the-loop for design, plus Beckhoff TwinCAT, TIA Portal, SCADA and Modbus TCP for controls, with AWS, Kubernetes and Grafana.
Yes. Engineering dominates Heron Power's accelerating hiring, with senior and staff-level roles alongside interns, plus smaller openings in operations, manufacturing and sales, all in the United States.
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