Field Engineer – Clean Energy Systems

Location: Montreal, Quebec

We’re working with a fast-growing clean energy startup developing next-generation residential energy systems that integrate solar, battery storage, EV charging, and intelligent energy management.

They’re looking for a Field Engineer to play a critical role in supporting the expansion of their installer network across North America. This is a high-impact, hands-on role focused on working directly with installers and partners in the field — helping bring advanced energy systems into real-world environments.

What You’ll Be Doing

– Support the growth of an installer network across Canada and the U.S.

– Deliver on-site training to new installation partners

– Provide technical support during installations, commissioning, and troubleshooting

– Assist partners during early-stage deployments and customer demonstrations

– Act as a technical point of contact for installers and channel partners

– Collaborate with internal teams to improve field performance and product adoption

Special Perks:

– Work on cutting-edge residential energy technology (solar + storage + EV integration)

– High level of autonomy and field ownership

– Opportunity to directly impact how advanced energy systems are deployed at scale

– Join a team building solutions in one of the fastest-growing sectors in energy

Additional Details

– Travel: ~80–85% across Canada & U.S.

– Full-time position with competitive compensation and benefits

Must Have Skills:

– Degree in Electrical Engineering (or related field) or equivalent hands-on experience

– Strong field experience with:

– installations

– commissioning

– troubleshooting electrical or energy systems

– Experience supporting customers, installers, or technical sales processes

– Working knowledge of:

– electrical systems and power electronics

– Canadian / U.S. electrical codes

– Comfortable working in dynamic, customer-facing environments

Nice to Have Skills:

– Experience with:

– solar systems

– battery storage (BESS)

– EV charging infrastructure

– Familiarity with communication protocols (e.g. IoT, energy systems)

– Previous experience training or onboarding field teams or partners