Nearshore Design & Permitting Engineer for Solar & EPC & Energy Storage teams
Produces plan sets, single-line diagrams and AHJ permit packages for residential and commercial PV + storage — with your standards and your review.
A nearshore design & permitting engineer is a trained, English-fluent professional based in Latin America who works U.S. hours inside your tools. Kurios City recruits, trains and deploys them in about 21 days, with the commercial terms confirmed in writing before engagement.
What this role owns
- Plan sets and structural notes
- Single-line diagrams and load calcs
- AHJ portal submissions and revisions
- Utility interconnection applications
- Permit tracker and expediting
Stack we train on
Pricing for this role
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Tell us the outcomes, tools, working hours and experience the role needs.
Receive a written quote
Kurios confirms the monthly fee, included services, start date and replacement terms in writing.
No public price is shown until Kurios approves the commercial terms for this role.
| U.S. hire | Kurios nearshore | |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial terms | Employer-specific | Confirmed written quote |
| Time to fill | Depends on the search | 21 days |
| Training on your stack | Your team's time | Included |
| Replacement | New search | Terms confirmed in proposal |
| Time-zone overlap | Full | Full (UTC−5 / −6) |
Available now
No profile available right now — request the role and Kurios sources it in 7–10 days.
Frequently asked
Are they licensed PEs?
No. They prepare packages for stamping by your PE; Kurios profiles include engineers with 2–6 years in PV design.
Which AHJs do they know?
Kurios trains on your top jurisdictions during onboarding and builds an internal AHJ playbook.