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(Solar Battery Storage AI Energy Management)
Commission-Only | Unlimited Earning Potential
About the Role
We are seeking entrepreneurial, commission-only Independent Sales Representatives with decision-level relationships in commercial facilities, city halls, high-rise buildings, universities, cold storages, manufacturing, food distribution warehouses and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
If you’ve ever:
- Reviewed or approved electric bills
- Managed facility or operating budgets
- Evaluated solar, battery storage, or energy efficiency projects
- Been asked to “do more with less” as utility rates rise
This role allows you to monetize your expertise, network, and credibility independently.
You will represent a patented, AI-driven energy platform combined with commercial solar and battery storage solutions that help building owners:
- Cut energy costs 15–30% immediately
- Offset utility rate hikes with on-site solar
- Reduce peak demand and resiliency risk using battery storage
- Improve compliance with sustainability and carbon mandates
This is a true independent contractor role:
No salary. No cap. No territory micromanagement.
Why Now?
- Utility rates are exploding in major cities (Boston, NYC, Chicago, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and many other states).
- Building owners are facing budget pressure, carbon laws, and grid instability.
- Solar + Battery + AI energy optimization is no longer optional. it’s becoming standard.
- You already have trusted access to decision makers.
- We provide the engineering, platform, and execution.
What You’ll Do
Leverage your relationships with:
- Facility Directors
- Property & Asset Managers
- CFOs & Procurement Officers
- City & Municipal Decision Makers
Introducing decision makers to:
- ecoSEMS (AI-driven energy optimization)
- Commercial Solar PV (CAPEX, PPA, or hybrid structures)
- Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for peak shaving, backup, and grid resilience
Position yourself as a trusted energy advisor, not a commodity salesperson.
Operate independently while supported by:
- Engineering
- Financial modeling
- Utility interconnection & incentive expertise
- Proposal and closing support
What We’re Looking For
Independent sales professionals with decision-level access (not cold callers)
Background in:
- Facilities / Operations
- Energy procurement
- Solar, storage, ESCOs, or energy services
- Commercial real estate or municipal sales
- Comfortable selling six- and seven-figure projects
- Self-directed closers who understand urgency and value-based selling
What’s In It for You
- Commission-Only, High-Payout Structure
- Paid on solar, battery storage, and ecoSEMS
- No earnings cap
- Freedom & Flexibility
- Run your own book of business
- Choose where you focus
- High-Value Offering
- Not commodity solar
- Not low-margin hardware
- A full-stack energy solution
- Real Support
- Engineering, controls, interconnection, and incentive teams behind you
This Is Your Moment
Energy inflation, grid instability, and carbon pressure are rewriting the rules.
Step into the role of trusted advisor, protect your network from rising costs, and build a scalable income stream tied to one of the fastest-growing markets in the world.
About ecojiva & ecoSEMS
ecojiva is a leader in renewable energy, battery storage, and intelligent building technologies. Our flagship platform, ecoSEMS, is a patented AI-driven energy management system that delivers real-time visibility, predictive control, peak-demand reduction, and 15–30% verified energy savings.
By combining AI optimization, solar generation, and battery storage, ecojiva enables commercial, municipal, and institutional clients to reduce costs, improve resilience, and meet sustainability goals without operational disruption.
Taget Criteria
Must-have qualifications
Background in facilities, operations, energy procurement, solar, storage, ESCOs, or energy services
Comfortable selling six- and seven-figure projects
12-15 years of experience in sales or energy services
Multiple locations MA, CT, PA
Preferred qualifications
Independent sales professionals with decision-level access
Experience in commercial real estate or Industrial sales
Self-directed closers who understand urgency and value-based selling
Pay: Up to $500,000.00 per year
Work Location: On the road
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in energy jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in electrical, mechanical, or chemical engineering or a related technical field
- Proficiency with SCADA systems, energy management software, or grid control platforms
- Knowledge of NERC reliability standards, NEC codes, or relevant regulatory frameworks
- Professional Engineer licensure or active progress toward PE certification
- Hands-on experience with power generation, transmission, or distribution infrastructure
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 safety certification for field or plant-based roles
Tips for Your Energy Job Search
Tailor your resume to each sector
Utilities, renewables, and oil and gas each use different terminology for similar work. Reflect the sector's language in your resume, whether that's SCADA systems for utilities or PV system design for solar, so your experience reads as immediately relevant.
Highlight relevant certifications upfront
Credentials like NABCEP, PE licensure, or OSHA safety certifications often appear in job requirements as hard filters. List them in a dedicated section near the top of your resume so hiring managers and applicant tracking systems catch them before reading further.
Apply early to roles that fit
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Target openings by specific technology
Searching by technology stack, such as battery storage, offshore wind, or combined-cycle gas, returns more relevant results than searching by job title alone. Energy roles are often defined by the asset type you'll work on, not just your function.
Prepare for technical scenario questions
Interviewers in energy frequently walk through real operational scenarios, like how you'd respond to a grid imbalance or a turbine fault. Review incident reports and case studies from your own experience so you can walk through your reasoning under pressure.
Negotiate total compensation beyond base pay
Energy roles, especially field positions, often include significant non-cash components like per diem, equipment allowances, or rotational housing. When you receive an offer, clarify how each component is structured before accepting so you're comparing offers accurately.
Energy Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most energys?
The most active employers for energys right now are Tesla, Trane Technologies, and Primoris Services Corporation, and the most openings are in Texas, California, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is typically strongest in states with active renewable build-outs or large utility infrastructure.
How many energy jobs are remote?
About 68% of energy openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote work most common in energy trading, policy analysis, software development for grid platforms, and project development roles. Field operations, plant maintenance, and on-site engineering positions almost always require a physical presence at a facility or job site.
How do you become a energy?
Most energy careers start with a technical degree in engineering, environmental science, or a related field, followed by entry-level roles in utilities, contractors, or renewable developers. Building proficiency in industry software, earning sector-relevant certifications like NABCEP or a PE license, and gaining hands-on project experience are the typical steps toward mid-level and senior positions.
How do you get hired in energy with little or no experience?
Entry points include internships with utilities or energy developers, field technician roles that train on the job, and graduate programs at large power companies. Focusing on roles tied to growing sectors like solar or battery storage can help, since those employers are actively building out teams and are more open to candidates coming from adjacent technical backgrounds.
What does the energy interview process look like?
Most energy interviews follow a multi-stage process: an initial screening call with a recruiter or HR contact, a technical interview covering engineering fundamentals or operational scenarios relevant to the role, and a final round with the hiring team or a site visit for field positions. Some employers add a written assessment or a case study involving real asset data or grid scenarios.
Where can I find and apply to energy jobs?
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