Designer and manufacturer of DC power, battery charging and engine-start systems
SENS builds DC power, battery charger and engine-starting systems for mission-critical sites such as data centers, hospitals, utilities and telecom. Its stack pairs Infor Syteline ERP with embedded tooling (C++, Zephyr, Modbus, MQTT, DNP3, IEC 61850), which points to connected, protocol-aware power hardware. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward senior engineering and manufacturing, while pain points center on material availability and production constraints.
Notable leadership hires: Product Director
Stored Energy Systems (SENS) is a privately held designer and manufacturer headquartered in Longmont, Colorado, founded in 1971. The company makes integrated power systems, DC power systems, engine starting systems, battery chargers and battery monitoring systems. Its customers operate mission-critical environments, including data centers, hospitals, utilities and telecommunications networks. SENS employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States.
SENS runs Infor Syteline, HubSpot, Workday, Power BI and Tableau on the business side, plus C++, C#, Python, Zephyr, Modbus, MQTT, DNP3 and IEC 61850 for embedded and industrial protocol work.
Yes. SENS hiring is accelerating and led by engineering and manufacturing roles, mostly senior-level, in the United States. It is also recruiting a Product Director.
Job posts point to development of industrial AC/DC and DC backup power systems, industrial battery chargers and inverters, engine starting systems, and customer-facing software utilities.
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