Energy jobs across the United States are hiring right now!
If you want to be part of the fastest-growing part of the U.S. economy and learn a skill on the job, energy jobs in the United States could be your chance — and many roles start with paid training.
Renewable energy companies are hiring solar installers, wind and solar technicians, and plant crews right now. See what's open and claim your spot today!
Solar and wind capacity is being built across the country at record pace, and the companies building it need installers, technicians, and operators. Many roles hire on attitude and train on the job.
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Good on a roof, tired of the grind
Luis had spent four summers on roofing crews — hard, seasonal work that dried up every winter. He was comfortable at heights and good with tools, but he wanted something year-round with benefits.
The listing that changed his mind
He came across an article about residential solar companies hiring installers — roles that valued exactly the skills he already had and trained new hires on electrical basics and safety.
He applied on the company's official careers site that same night.
A year-round career in a growing field
Within weeks Luis was on an installation crew with paid training, a benefits package, and a company truck. He has since moved up to lead installer and is being trained to service and inspect systems as well.
Stable work, real skills, and an industry that keeps growing.
Conclusion: your story could start today
No connections and no shortcuts — Luis simply chose to act. Clean energy is one of the fastest-hiring parts of the American economy, and the door is open to people willing to learn.
Solar installers and electricians' helpers, wind turbine technicians, solar farm and plant technicians, energy technicians and lineworkers, warehouse and logistics roles, and sales and appointment-setting roles hire steadily across the country.
Many installer and technician roles require only a high school diploma, a valid driver's license, and comfort with physical outdoor work. Employers typically provide OSHA safety training, and some support electrical or NABCEP certifications as you advance.
Apply only through each company's official careers website. Applying is always free — never pay anyone to apply or to 'guarantee' a job.
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