Sunrun Duplicate Check · MO
SOLV Energy · TX
SOLV Energy · OR
SOLV Energy · NM
SOLV Energy · VA
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NABCEP cert, system type, region, travel per diem.
Create a profile only when you decide to apply.
Why now
Federal tax-credit deadlines are pulling installation timelines forward across the country, and the workforce hasn't caught up. That means faster hiring, real urgency behind job postings, and more room to move up without waiting years for the “next opening.”
Source: 2025 U.S. Energy & Employment Report (USEER) & IREC National Solar Jobs Census
53,000
worker shortfall projected by late 2026
86%
of solar employers say hiring is difficult right now
Who we are
Solar Roles tracks installer, electrician, service, and sales openings across all 50 states — every listing is solar-specific, not a generic “renewable energy” tag pulled from a multi-industry board. Sign in with Google to save searches and apply faster — we only use your name and email to set up your profile, nothing more.
We also publish independent guides on how these roles connect: which certifications are legally required versus which ones just help you get hired, how NABCEP compares to ETA International and state electrician licenses, and how apprenticeship paths stack up against paying for training up front. The goal is the same one that got us building the job board in the first place: help you find the right entry point into solar, and the next step after it.
One table mapping each solar role to what's required, recommended, and optional.
See the tableOSHA 10 vs 30, fall protection, and the electrical hazards specific to PV work.
Read the guideHow Registered Apprenticeship Programs work, and how to actually get into one.
Learn moreComing for job seekers
A credential layer aligned with NABCEP and other open standards, so what you prove on Solar Roles follows you across employers.
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NABCEP-aligned assessments
Open credential standards
License & OSHA verification
Portable across employers
Apprentices, journeymen, lead installers, electricians moving into PV. Browse free, apply when ready.
Browse jobsReach installers actively looking. From apprentices to NABCEP-certified leads.
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From the blog
Breaking into solar doesn’t require a 4-year degree, a NABCEP cert, or years of rooftop experience. Here’s the playbook for landing your first PV installer role — from the apprenticeship route to the direct-hire path.
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