Torus designs and builds modular energy storage and power plant systems in Salt Lake City, pairing a hardware toolchain (SolidWorks, Mastercam, CNC) with embedded firmware (Embedded Linux, Yocto, RS-485, MQTT, AWS IoT). Hiring leans heavily on manufacturing and engineering and is accelerating, matching active work on expanding production capacity and standing up a QMS from scratch. A move away from Cisco Meraki aligns with a fresh IAM, MDM and network architecture build.
Torus is a privately held company founded in 2021 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. It develops distributed, mesh-style energy infrastructure built around modular power plants and energy storage systems intended to keep facilities and communities powered through outages. The company manufactures and assembles its own hardware, including high-voltage electrical assemblies, and handles deployment in the field. It employs between 51 and 200 people and currently hires within the United States.
Torus uses SolidWorks, Mastercam and CNC for hardware, Embedded Linux, Yocto, MQTT and AWS IoT for device software, NetSuite, SAP and Oracle for business systems, plus Procore, Terraform, Jira and HubSpot.
Yes. Manufacturing and engineering dominate Torus's hiring, which is accelerating, with additional openings in marketing, ops, security, legal and logistics, all in the United States.
Torus is building energy storage system assembly, modular power plant manufacturing and deployment, mesh energy infrastructure, and supply chain optimization for its GigaOne facility.
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