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Remote energy jobs are open across the U.S. at remote-first firms, distributed utilities, and cleantech companies running lean, location-independent teams. Sectors driving remote demand include renewable energy development, energy consulting, grid analytics, and sustainability advisory, with employers like Navigate Power & Verde Solutions, Atwell, and AtkinsRéalis actively hiring. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Solstice Consulting Group is seeking a Regional Manager – Eagle Ford for our energy services / emissions control equipment client. This is a remote position located in the San Antonio / Eagle Ford area with significant travel within the region.
- Base salary of $170k - $200k DOE plus bonus opportunity, auto allowance and excellent benefits
- Bachelors Degree (Technical Preferred) and 15+ years of energy services experience in a related service offering
- Focus on operational excellence, HSEQ and P&L Management required
- Strong current upstream client contacts in the Eagle Ford required
Role Overview:
The Regional Manager serves as the local business lead for company’s Eagle Ford operations, with full accountability for Region P&L, service execution, HSEQ, and customer satisfaction.
This role is responsible for delivering disciplined execution, strong customer engagement, and profitable growth while reinforcing a culture focused on HSEQ. The RM owns day-to-day business decisions and represents the company as the visible local leader to customers and field personnel.
Responsibilities include:
Operational Performance
- Provide oversight to local operations including field and service center operations.
- Maintain strict oversight of HSEQ and operational KPI’s, reinforcing Company’s safety-first culture.
- Ensure alignment between customer commitments, field execution, staffing, and scheduling.
- Drive operational discipline, consistency, and accountability across the Eagle Ford area.
Commercial Leadership
- Own commercial outcomes for the Eagle Ford area, partnering closely with Sales/Account Managers to drive revenue growth and customer retention without displacing account ownership.
- Serve as the visible Company leader to key local customers, supporting executive engagement, issue resolution, and long-term relationship strength.
P&L Ownership
- Maintain full accountability for Eagle Ford-area P&L performance, including forecasting, cost discipline, pricing, equipment utilization, and service margins.
- Partner with Finance to track performance against plan and implement corrective actions as needed.
Leadership & Culture
- Serve as the local leader for Company in the Eagle Ford area, including accountability for safety performance and regulatory compliance.
- Reinforce HSEQ expectations, field standards, and incident prevention.
- Review safety metrics regularly and lead corrective actions and continuous improvement efforts.
- Support performance management, development, and retention of local talent.
- Foster a culture of accountability, teamwork, and customer focus.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Operations, or related field preferred and 15+ total years of experience in general management, operations, regional leadership and/or business development roles within energy services and equipment, industrial services, emissions technology, or a related sector.
- Demonstrated experience managing regional P&L and cost management.
- Strong understanding of field operations, HSEQ leadership, and KPI-driven execution.
- Proven ability to partner with Sales Managers and commercial teams.
- Strong leadership, decision-making, and communication skills.
- Familiarity with upstream oil & gas operations and customer dynamics in the Eagle Ford Basin.
- Experience leading multi-disciplinary teams in field-based environments.
Solstice Consulting Group is seeking a Regional Manager – Eagle Ford for our energy services / emissions control equipment client. This is a remote position located in the San Antonio / Eagle Ford area with significant travel within the region.
- Base salary of $170k - $200k DOE plus bonus opportunity, auto allowance and excellent benefits
- Bachelors Degree (Technical Preferred) and 15+ years of energy services experience in a related service offering
- Focus on operational excellence, HSEQ and P&L Management required
- Strong current upstream client contacts in the Eagle Ford required
Role Overview:
The Regional Manager serves as the local business lead for company’s Eagle Ford operations, with full accountability for Region P&L, service execution, HSEQ, and customer satisfaction.
This role is responsible for delivering disciplined execution, strong customer engagement, and profitable growth while reinforcing a culture focused on HSEQ. The RM owns day-to-day business decisions and represents the company as the visible local leader to customers and field personnel.
Responsibilities include:
Operational Performance
- Provide oversight to local operations including field and service center operations.
- Maintain strict oversight of HSEQ and operational KPI’s, reinforcing Company’s safety-first culture.
- Ensure alignment between customer commitments, field execution, staffing, and scheduling.
- Drive operational discipline, consistency, and accountability across the Eagle Ford area.
Commercial Leadership
- Own commercial outcomes for the Eagle Ford area, partnering closely with Sales/Account Managers to drive revenue growth and customer retention without displacing account ownership.
- Serve as the visible Company leader to key local customers, supporting executive engagement, issue resolution, and long-term relationship strength.
P&L Ownership
- Maintain full accountability for Eagle Ford-area P&L performance, including forecasting, cost discipline, pricing, equipment utilization, and service margins.
- Partner with Finance to track performance against plan and implement corrective actions as needed.
Leadership & Culture
- Serve as the local leader for Company in the Eagle Ford area, including accountability for safety performance and regulatory compliance.
- Reinforce HSEQ expectations, field standards, and incident prevention.
- Review safety metrics regularly and lead corrective actions and continuous improvement efforts.
- Support performance management, development, and retention of local talent.
- Foster a culture of accountability, teamwork, and customer focus.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Operations, or related field preferred and 15+ total years of experience in general management, operations, regional leadership and/or business development roles within energy services and equipment, industrial services, emissions technology, or a related sector.
- Demonstrated experience managing regional P&L and cost management.
- Strong understanding of field operations, HSEQ leadership, and KPI-driven execution.
- Proven ability to partner with Sales Managers and commercial teams.
- Strong leadership, decision-making, and communication skills.
- Familiarity with upstream oil & gas operations and customer dynamics in the Eagle Ford Basin.
- Experience leading multi-disciplinary teams in field-based environments.
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Who's Hiring
- Navigate Power & Verde Solutions10
- Atwell9
- AtkinsRéalis9
- ICF7
- Energy Exemplar7
Top Industries Hiring
- Energy
- Manufacturing
- Technology & Software
- Construction & Real Estate
- Consulting & Professional Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote 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 Remote Energy Job Search
Show async work habits on your resume
Remote energy employers want proof you can communicate progress without daily check-ins. Highlight experience writing technical summaries, updating shared dashboards, or running asynchronous project reviews. Concrete examples of self-managed deliverables move your application forward faster than general energy credentials.
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote energy openings from across the U.S. in one place, so you can find roles that match your background and apply directly. Applying within the first few days of a posting significantly increases your chances before hiring managers narrow the field.
Target remote-first energy companies specifically
Companies built around distributed teams hire remote energy professionals more consistently than traditional utilities retrofitting remote work. Focus your search on cleantech firms, renewable energy consultancies, and grid analytics companies that explicitly describe remote-first or fully distributed operations in their job postings.
Prepare for virtual technical screenings
Remote energy interviews often include shared-screen problem-solving sessions using energy modeling software or data tools. Practice walking through your analytical process out loud while screen-sharing, since remote hiring managers assess both your technical output and your ability to communicate complex energy concepts clearly over video.
Remote Energy Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote energy job?
Target remote-first energy firms, cleantech startups, and distributed consulting teams that have structured their workflows around async communication. Remote energy employers screen heavily for self-direction, clear written communication, and fluency with project management tools like Asana or Notion. Candidates who can demonstrate independent project ownership, proactive reporting habits, and comfort with virtual collaboration stand out most in remote screening processes.
Which companies hire remote energys?
Employers currently hiring remote energys include Navigate Power & Verde Solutions, Atwell, and AtkinsRéalis, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Remote energy roles tend to cluster at cleantech consultancies, renewable development firms, and grid technology companies that operate distributed teams across multiple regions.
Can you get a remote energy job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level energy roles are harder to land because employers expect you to work independently from day one without in-office mentorship. Cleantech startups and energy consulting firms occasionally hire entry-level analysts remotely. Showing completed coursework in energy systems, a personal project analyzing energy data, or a relevant certification signals you can contribute without close supervision.
Do you need a degree for remote energy jobs?
Not always. Many remote energy employers care more about demonstrated technical skills, relevant certifications, and a history of delivering real results than a specific credential. Fields like energy data analytics, demand response, and solar project coordination increasingly hire candidates who can show strong analytical output, software proficiency, and domain knowledge gained through hands-on work or self-study.
Which industries hire the most remote energys?
Remote energy roles concentrate in Energy, Manufacturing, and Technology & Software, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Those sectors hire remotely because their project-based and data-driven workflows translate cleanly to distributed teams operating across time zones.
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