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Harness Energy LLC

Solar Site Monitor

Stanfield, AZ · Remote

$100/hr

Solar Maintenance Technician Company Overview Harness Energy is a leading provider of wind and solar field services. Our mission is to measure and provide reliable data to help the world achieve ...

Everlight Solar

Human Resources Assistant

Mesa, AZ · Remote

$30K - $40K/yr

This is a FULLY REMOTE, full-time, entry level position. Must own a Mac computer and be fluent with the Apple ecosystem of software (iOS, macOS, iWork, etc.) Everlight Solar is a rapidly growing ...

Everlight Solar

Human Resources Assistant

Phoenix, AZ · Remote

$30K - $40K/yr

This is a FULLY REMOTE, full-time, entry level position. Must own a Mac computer and be fluent with the Apple ecosystem of software (iOS, macOS, iWork, etc.) Everlight Solar is a rapidly growing ...

Everlight Solar

Salesforce Administrator

Mesa, AZ · Remote

$80K - $100K/yr

This will be a full-time, work-from-home "remote" position. Must own a Mac computer and be fluent with the Apple ecosystem of software (iOS, macOS, iWork, etc.) Everlight Solar is a rapidly growing ...

Everlight Solar

Salesforce Administrator

Phoenix, AZ · Remote

$80K - $100K/yr

This will be a full-time, work-from-home "remote" position. Must own a Mac computer and be fluent with the Apple ecosystem of software (iOS, macOS, iWork, etc.) Everlight Solar is a rapidly growing ...

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How much do remote solar jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 1, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote solar in Maricopa, AZ is $42.69, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $35.19 and $57.93 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a remote solar?

A Remote Solar job involves working in the solar energy industry from a remote location, often handling tasks like system design, sales, customer support, or project management. These roles can include researching solar solutions, assisting clients with installations, or managing solar energy projects virtually. Many remote solar jobs require knowledge of renewable energy, technical skills, or sales expertise.

What does a typical workday look like for someone in a remote solar role?

In a Remote Solar position, your day may involve conducting virtual site assessments, collaborating with clients and installation teams through video calls, preparing solar design proposals, and managing project timelines using digital tools. You’ll likely interact regularly with both homeowners and technical staff to ensure projects run smoothly from planning to installation. Most communication and coordination will be performed online, making proficiency with remote collaboration tools essential. The pace can be dynamic, especially as you handle multiple projects simultaneously and work closely with cross-functional teams to solve unique solar energy challenges.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the remote solar position, and why are they important?

To excel in a Remote Solar position, you should have experience in solar energy systems, site assessment, and project management, typically backed by a background in renewable energy or electrical engineering. Familiarity with solar design software (e.g., Aurora Solar), CRM platforms, and relevant certifications such as NABCEP are often expected. Strong communication, self-motivation, and problem-solving skills are crucial for remote collaboration and customer engagement. These competencies are vital for delivering successful solar solutions and maintaining high-quality service in a distributed work environment.

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Solar Site Monitor

Harness Energy LLC

Stanfield, AZ • Remote

$100/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 10 days ago

Job description

 

Solar Maintenance Technician  

Company Overview

Harness Energy is a leading provider of wind and solar field services. Our mission is to measure and provide reliable data to help the world achieve carbon net-zero energy production. We do this by installing and maintaining equipment that wind and solar energy developers and operators rely on for their feasibility studies and operations.   

We are looking for a new member to join our solution orientated team in the renewable energy industry. Our years of experience and commitment to continual improvement ensure we offer our clients the most dependable tools available, utilizing industry best practices. By adhering to our core values, Respect, Agility, and Follow-Through, we are building a way toward a greater tomorrow!  

Job Summary

The Solar Site Monitor  will perform regularly scheduled maintenance on the Harness Energy Solar Resource Assessment stations. Solar Site Monitors will complete maintenance and document photos of all work completed as specified by the site form.  

Duties/Responsibilities:

  • Perform scheduled weekly site visits as directed by the Harness’s Solar Support Team
    • 48-hour notice is required to reschedule the site visit in the case of emergency
    • Must call or text the Solar Support Team to reschedule a planned site visit

During the Site Visit:   

  • Send site “Arrival” confirmation to Solar Support Team via text message once on site
  • Clean select solar panels per Harness training, specifications, and site form 
  • Level and clean pyranometers per Harness Energy training, specifications, and site form
  • Photograph the site and equipment as outlined in the site form instructions 
    •  All photos must meet Harness’s standard requirements as outlined in training and SOP documents 
  • Document and photograph any site damage, theft, or risk to include but not limited to: 
    • Stolen or missing equipment/fencing
    • Disrupted or damaged equipment/fencing 
    • Environmental factors 
  • For any identified site damage or irregularities, notify the Solar Support Team for next steps. Do not attempt to fix or repair any identified damage or irregularities before receiving approval from the Solar Support Team.
  • Address any basic maintenance the site requires to include but not limited to: 
    • Clear grass/weeds to <6” in height 
    • Tension loose guy wires 
  • Capture replenishment needs to ensure the site service supplies can be restocked by Harness to meet the requirements of a complete maintenance kit.

After the Site Visit:   

  • Send site “Completed” confirmation to Solar Support Team via text message once work is executed to the specifications of the site form
  • Upload the completed site form and photos to SharePoint via a smartphone by midnight the same day the visit was performed
  • Report to the Solar Support Team by midnight the same day the visit was performed any site damage, theft, or risk 
  • Text, email, or call the Solar Support Team any replenishment requirements needed for the maintenance kit within 24 hours of leaving site

Requirements

The physical demands described here are representative of those that an employee must meet to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these functions. 

  • Able to stand and move about the site to physically clean the equipment and perform site maintenance. Able to climb a 6ft step ladder
  • Reliable vehicle or mode of transport to consistently and reliably visit scheduled site visits in various weather conditions, during all times of the year
  • Must possess and maintain appropriate tools and equipment necessary to perform vegetation maintenance tasks, such as a weed eater, hedge clippers, or equivalent equipment, to ensure grass and weeds are maintained at less than 6" in height. 
  • Closed-toe shoes, work gloves, safety glasses, and weather-appropriate clothing for all site visits
  • Working personal smartphone to:  
    • Send texts, emails, and make calls to Solar Support Team
    • Capture required photos 
    • Download and utilize a free file-sharing application called SharePoint
    • Upload required documents and photos to SharePoint at the end of every site visit 
  • Maintain and monitor an email account
  • General technical aptitude 
  • Basic knowledge of hand tool usage 
  • Acknowledge and sign the Harness Energy Safety Manual 
  • Acknowledge and sign the Harness Energy Employee Handbook  

Disclaimer

Harness Energy provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. 

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