Solar and energy storage developer, builder and operator across the US
Nexamp develops, builds, finances and operates solar and battery storage assets across the US. Its stack is heavy on operational technology (SCADA, Ignition, AVEVA System Platform) and power-systems tools like ETAP and PSCAD, and job posts center on SCADA availability and NERC CIP compliance. That points to a company maturing from project builder into grid-connected fleet operator. Hiring skews toward lead and senior engineers, though overall velocity is currently minimal.
Nexamp is a privately held solar energy company founded in 2007 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with 201–500 employees. It covers the full solar asset lifecycle: project development, engineering and construction, financing, and long-term operations and maintenance. Community solar is a core line of business, serving property owners, businesses, communities and residents across the United States. Its tooling spans construction and scheduling (Procore, Primavera P6), design (AutoCAD, PVsyst, GIS), and business systems (Salesforce, NetSuite, Zuora, Zendesk).
Nexamp uses SCADA, Ignition and AVEVA for operations, and ETAP, PSCAD, PVsyst and AutoCAD for engineering. Business systems include Salesforce, NetSuite, Zuora and Zendesk. Its software stack runs on Python, Django, FastAPI, React, Azure, Terraform and Databricks.
Yes. Engineering dominates Nexamp's open roles, mostly at lead and senior levels, with a focus on SCADA, grid integration and solar design. Overall hiring velocity is currently minimal, and roles are based in the United States.
Nexamp is working on grid integration and SCADA deployment across its renewable portfolio. Other active work includes utility interconnection applications, DAS and SCADA design for PV and battery storage projects, and pilots of new technologies.
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