Top Entry Level Energy Jobs

Drive full sales cycle: prospect, cold-call, research accounts, present demos, submit RFPs, close deals, manage and grow a book of business, and use Salesforce to track pipeline and renewals while meeting quota.

The Development Engineer Level I conducts facility assessments, analyzes building systems, collaborates on improvement measures, and develops technical scopes of work.

As a Commercial Energy Auditor, you'll conduct energy audits, install equipment, troubleshoot issues and support program participation for commercial clients.

The Hardware Engineer I will assist in the hardware design process, collaborate on requirements, and support development of complex hardware systems including schematic capture and PCB layout.

The Apprentice Machinist operates CNC and manual machines, assists in setup and adjustments, performs inspections, and shadows experienced machinists.

The Administrative Assistant supports plant operations by maintaining records, managing documentation, assisting finance and procurement, and coordinating HR activities in a part-time role.

This fellowship offers participants a structured experience in renewable energy, including mentorship and professional networking, with potential full-time opportunities after completion.

The Finance Leadership Development Program is a rotational initiative aimed at preparing new finance leaders through training and hands-on experience in various finance functions over three years.

The MIS Systems Support I position involves providing technical support for hardware, software, and telecommunication systems while ensuring excellent customer service. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, installations, maintaining inventories, and updating user guides.

The Research Engineer will design and implement algorithms and applications for utility infrastructure, analyze power system behavior, and support firmware integration and troubleshooting.