You could be wondering where we came up with the name Sandbox Solar. You could say it's because when we were little kids, we were the ones wanting to be outside playing in the sandbox instead of watching TV and playing video games. You could say it's because we borrowed the term from the world of software, where "sandbox" is an environment in which you can test and try new things. And you could say it's because solar panels are made of silicon which is basically sand. We think the name fits us well!

Because of continued growth, we have an opening for a newly created position - Designer Level 1 & Shop Assistant. This position is a direct support role to our Process Manager who will support the requirements for all Solar PV designs and revisions required along with providing support and help as needed in the warehouse and procurement department of the company.

Among other responsibilities, this position will:

• Create residential PV designs using Lyra, Aurora, and AutoCad
• Enter Equipment information, update process stages, and audit CRM system data
• Order regular stock materials with correct POs.
• Receive and check materials.

To be considered for this position, you’d need:

• Knowledge of software, such as Adobe Acrobat and CRM systems, bonus points for knowledge of Lyra, Autocad, Aurora Solar
• Understanding of electrical one-line diagrams, bill of materials and balance of systems material, purchase order processes, receiving material, including the use of a forklift
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
• SEI PV 101 Certification
• Ability to learn new software, code requirements, solar components, and electrical system requirements, solar component basics, and have ideas on how to maximize use of space
• Forklift certification

This won’t be the right opportunity for those who:

• Don't take responsibility for tasks or accountability for mistakes
• Can’t easily get along with a team of people working on a roof as well as those in the in-house operation
• Lack initiative, independence, drive, and work ethic
• Drop the ball
• Create or experience a lot of drama.

COMPENSATION: $21-$26/hr