U.S. solar module and cell manufacturer building a domestic supply chain
T1 Energy runs a solar module plant in Wilmer, Texas and is ramping a G2 solar cell fab, with hiring tilted heavily toward manufacturing and engineering roles. The stack pairs factory systems (MES, CMMS, PECVD tooling, Infor WMS) with NetSuite, SAP and Oracle, while job posts flag quality control at volume, equipment utilization and weak machine connectivity as recurring pressures. A new EHS Director search signals plant safety scaling alongside capacity.
Notable leadership hires: EHS Director
T1 Energy is a publicly traded U.S. manufacturer focused on solar and battery supply chain capacity, headquartered in Austin, Texas and founded in 2018. It owns and operates a solar module plant in Wilmer, Texas rated at 5 GW of annual capacity and is planning a solar cell plant near Austin. The company employs 51–200 people and hires exclusively in the United States. Its operations span manufacturing, engineering, finance, HR and legal functions, with public-company reporting obligations shaping finance work.
T1 Energy runs NetSuite, SAP, Oracle Database and SQL Server for business systems, MES, CMMS and Infor WMS on the factory floor, plus Power BI, Tableau, UKG Pro, Salesforce, OpenShift and Python, Java and C#.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and concentrated in manufacturing and engineering, with additional roles in finance, HR and legal, all based in the United States. Leadership searches include an EHS Director.
Current initiatives include ramping a G2 solar cell fab, implementing a WMS for new warehouse facilities, rolling out real-time monitoring, and electrical utilities energization for large-scale plant construction.
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